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…as an expression of the idea that women are meant to been seen as objects easily available for use by men is a rape-prone culture. Also based on a content analysis of 428 "adults only" books a researcher made the observation that rape is presented as a normal part…

…spirit.' (Strasser 36) Tormenting the Kuwaitis was only one part in Iraq's plan to destroy Kuwait's identity although torture and rapes were by far the cruelest.         'Rape and torture not resulting in death were also common. Almost everyone I talked…

…crimes where the victims aren't able to. Blood or semen stains on clothing, sperm cells found in a vaginal swab taken after a rape, or root hairs are all available for analysis. Although other body tissues such as skin cells and saliva can provide genetic…

…time, the rape of women was a very controversial topic for it brought about many ill feelings. First and foremost, the most famous victim of rape was that of Lucretia, who committed suicide in front of the Roman senate to help avenge her. It was during…

…time, the rape of women was a very controversial topic for it brought about many ill feelings. First and foremost, the most famous victim of rape was that of Lucretia, who committed suicide in front of the Roman senate to help avenge her. It was during…

…important roles in encouraging violence, he maintains that ignoring the powerful biological and evolutionary forces at work is "the single most useless--and dangerous--approach one could take in trying to explain human violence." With extensive sections on rape…

…is based on a Greek myth. The story reveals the rape of a young woman by a swan. Leda was the wife of Tynadareus, the daughter of Thestios, and the mother of Castor, Clytemnestra, Pollux, and Helen. In this poem the Greek god Zeus takes the form of a swan…

…and distress that each of the women has faced. Zahboonigan was raped by white boys with a screwdriver; Emily Dictionary endured years of abuse induced by her white husband. Both these instances are representative of the toll taken on Native culture and spirituality…

…account of the rape and suicide of Lucresse, are also very similar in many ways when looking at these tales from a Christian perspective and exploring their Christian background. Yet how far should the study of the Christian bases of these tales, and other…

…that a person must meet and be convicted of in order to receive the death sentence.          In Alabama in order to receive the death penalty you must murder during a kidnapping, robbery, rape, sodomy, burglary, sexual assault, or arson. Also, someone…