Examples of Essays On Social Issues Worth Reading and Following - Page 60

Posthumous semen retrieval refers to collecting sperm from the donor’s body after he passed away, as a means of utilizing it in reproduction processes (Williams, 2012; Young, 2013; Hans & Yelland, 2013). Also called postmortem sperm retrieval, the process of retracting sperm from a deceased body, without prior written consent of the deceased implies ethical considerations, because it generates dilemmas on whether the death person would have approved to reproduction, the birth and development of a child without his presence. Other ethical aspects of similar significance are involved in the posthumous semen retrieval, such as the respect for the Continue reading...

People are usually brought up in certain societies that a play a big role in defining whom they are. There are usually roots they can always associate themselves with and refer to them, especially when they are no longer inclined to their roots. The stories in Pere Goriot Honore De Balzac and Gathering of Old Men take us through the lives of people, and mostly old men, in their quest to redefine their identity. The most common feature of the two readings is the focus that has been given to the old men and their quest for change. When Continue reading...

More than often, it is essential for the society to understand the changes in social culture that has led to structured inequality based on race and ethnicity. Considerably, it is inevitable to provide common ground in the society on existence of ethnic and social movements based on resistance. These are because of increased lack of social equality among the different minority groups who seek individual and collective identity (Omi, 16). As a result, dynamic historical changes assessment of the external environment on the ethnic and social movements remains an integral part in understanding when, how and why racial and Continue reading...

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For over three decades, scholarly researchers have developed abundant literature and conducted research related to workplace sexual harassment. An overwhelming amount of work on workplace sexual harassment relies mostly on cross-sectional data. This prevents researchers from understanding if job conditions and personal characteristics are the causes of sexual harassment or if they are simple correlated. This article makes use of descriptive and quantitative analysis to understand the impact of workplace power and gender on sexual harassment. There is evidence from previous research to suggest with increased power the severity and frequency of sexual harassment increases. There is also evidence Continue reading...

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The general idea of ​​feminism is the implementation of the principle of harmony, recognition of the importance of equal opportunity and equality in the development of civilization. According to one of the theorists of contemporary feminism E. Moltmann-Wendel, it is fighting against sexism, economic domination of men dominating men's rights throughout the history of the society. The actual fight against sexism, i.e. discrimination on grounds of sex, enshrined in the UN Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women, signed by many of its members i.e. governments. These ideas are guided by UNESCO in its activities. Continue reading...

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The benefits of globalization accrue to many countries. The advantages and disadvantages are explored in detail with regard to trade flows, necessity and restrictions. The paper advances the support for providing better globalization conditions in countries which need them the most. The trade parities and necessity are discussed to explain the benefits of globalization.

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Globalization is a continuous process of interaction and integration among people, organizations and governments of different nations supported by global trade and international investment with the help of information technology. Thus, it is a process of global integration by the forces Continue reading...

Marc Mauer opens his talk with the story of two teenage boys and the petty crimes they committed. The first boy is caught shoplifting. It is suspected that he might be using drugs or alcohol as well. The parents immediately seek out help for their son. They enlist the help of a social worker who intervenes and works with the youth. Within a short period of time, the young man is showing improvement in his behavior and in school. The parents approach the prosecutor to let him know what they are doing as a family to help the son. Continue reading...

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The presumption that all veterans are supported and undergirded by the United States of America for which they fought and served is a misleading notion. United States soldiers return from war as heroes, with two national holidays to commemorate their service to their country. Yet on home soil many remain in a battle for a place of their own to call home. These veterans have fallen prey to the ills-inequalities of war and of society. Collaterally, they have been damaged and demoted to the ranks of the disadvantaged. The disadvantaged, typically have less power than the majority of their Continue reading...

The article “Russia in turmoil” is about the current, past and predicable state of the Russia, its political and cultural problems, relationship with the United States. The grudge erupted into the streets in 3 main protests in December, after Putin’s United Russia Party maintained control of the Russia’s lower house – Duma, after what was observed as faked parliamentary elections. Anger of Protestants shows that grip on power of Russian leader has weakened and shows questions about the vitality of the political and economic system he has created.
Public discontent with President rankled on December 24, when more Continue reading...

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When companies try to distinguish between applicants who hold requisite job abilities and ones who do not, it is important that companies severely follow all the regulations and laws affecting recruitment. For example, from the very first phases of recruitment, like the screening stage, companies need to clearly show equal opportunity for all candidates in spite of their sex, age, religion, or ethnic backdrop. Additionally, companies need to cautiously assess their job postings and other recruitment means for ensuring that the language does not suggest any biased preferences. The companies need Continue reading...