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    during the seventeenth century‚ the story of Hester Prynne and her famed scarlet letter depicts a story of unconceivable proportions. Guilt‚ Sin and Judgment Perhaps the foremost purpose of The Scarlet Letter is to illustrate the difference between shaming someone in public and allowing him or her to suffer the consequences of an unjust act privately. According to the legal statutes at the time and the prevailing sentiment of keeping in accordance with a strict interpretation of the Bible‚ adultery

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    for the rest of her natural life. After committing adultery‚ Hester must endure the pain alone since Arthur Dimmesdale refuses to confess that he is Pearl’s father. Unbeknownst to Hester‚ her husband Roger Prynne comes to Boston during her public shaming and makes a vow to find whoever wronged him. All three of the main characters at one point or another‚ have committed a sinful act that leads to severe consequence. Two of the most important characters in the story are the ones we meet in the very

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    Puritanism’s Intricate Labyrinth Ensnaring Hester Religion is a word with authority. This idea of faith influences conflicts‚ missions‚ revelations‚ divisions‚ interpretations‚ confusion‚ and ultimately happiness. The prevalence of religion never fails. Society always looks towards a greater being‚ an omniscient power. This forms a culture where religion ensures command and control. The novel‚ The Scarlet Letter‚ depicts this power religion has over people. Where fear and hate motivate beliefs due

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    Before the 1930’s Toward the end of the 1910s and into the 20s‚ women began to dress for comfort over the formal style they had previously worn. This was partially because of the increasing number of women in the workforce due to the large numbers of men who were sent to fight in WWI. Women also become more active consumers as city life boomed. From dresses to make up‚ women were buying much more in both local stores and big department brands. Unfortunately‚ the campaign for women’s rights dwindled

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    Female athletes have to fight against criticism of their bodies from the media. They struggle with criticism from the media for not having the “perfect body” rather than their skills‚ whereas men are criticized for their skills. The article “ Body Shaming Black Female Athletes is Not Just About Race” by Abdul-Jabbar‚ he argues that “the

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    Filipino voters should be blamed for the Philippines’ problems May 12‚ 2013by Ilda I don’t think there is a point in holding elections in the Philippines. It’s so expensive and the whole process just disrupts normal activities and keeps Filipinos from moving forward. What is the point in going through something that won’t even change or improve how things are being run in the country anyway? Before every election‚ the candidates use literally the same song and dance routine to entertain the voters

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    Daniela Fernandez Gabriela Rodriguez Victor Rivero Rape Culture It is rather difficult to give an exact definition to a social problem. Some may say a social problem is defined when the issue is affecting large groups of people. But who defines “large” and why must multiple people be negatively affected by something for it to capture global attention? Our book tells us a social problem exists when an influential group defines a social condition as threatening its values; when the condition

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    Out of the 37 plays and 154 sonnets that Shakespeare wrote‚ “Much Ado About Nothing” has become one his most popular pieces. The comedy follows Don Pedro‚ Claudio‚ and Benedick after they return home from war. Upon meeting Hero‚ Claudio immediately falls in love with her‚ and with the help of Don Pedro‚ Hero agrees to marry him. As they prepare for the wedding‚ Don Pedro plans to get Beatrice and Benedick together while Don John plots to ruin Hero and Claudio’s relationship. Both succeed‚ as Beatrice

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    Body Image

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    good looking people to represent them. When this idea is taken to an extreme with digital restoration and photo shop this can lead to the distortion of peoples self-image. This distortion can turn into disorders like anorexia‚ bulimia‚ and body shaming. These unrealistic portrayals of women can have the most effect on young girls because they tend to be very impressionable. Russell stated that 53% of children age 13 are unsatisfied with their bodies and by age 17 it had increased to 78% (Russell)

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    Millions of girls around the world believe that there is such a thing as a “perfect body.” It is important that the idea of a perfect body is eliminated‚ so that girls can learn to love themselves and the skin that they are in. The idea of a perfect body comes from the media. Young girls like myself see slender women on TV and in magazines and want to look just like them. Girls may get teased or criticized by people around them for their body shape (Thin of Large). Body image refers to how girls

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