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17008 Abortion: a Feminist Perspective. This is a 7-page paper that argues the position of abortion from a feminist perspective claiming that abortion is the right of women.
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17054 History of abortion laws in the United States and the controversy of funds available for abortion in federal agencies as well as civilian medical insurance providers. This paper examined the historical evolution of the legalization of Abortion in the United States. The controversy over federal funding of abortion was also examined. The roles of interest groups, government agencies and the position of civilian insurance companies over the funding issue were explored, and arguments for and against the use of federal funds in abortion were also examined.
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17112 The Men's Resource Center: Whether or Not to Address Men's Community Needs and How. This paper assesses how the men's resource center can aid in creating a sense of diversity and balance by providing much- needed resources to the male community. APA Format.
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17233 The Problem With No Name. This paper is written at junior level. The contents of this paper compare and contrast the themes of the two books written on feminism, The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison and The Problem that has no name by Betty Friedan.
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17302 M. Butterfly and the Western Cultural Creations. M. Butterfly deconstructs Western stereotypes of the East and the women of the East. It reveals the multiplicity of individual relationships and their meanings in social and political contexts. Within the duality of masculinity-femininity and West-East, the play brings forth the aspects of power embedded in Western stereotypes of the femininity of the East, which is comparable to the power involved in political imperialism. With the deconstruction of the stereotypes and reversal of the duality, the play leads the audience to new political consciousness, and look at the Western as well as Eastern stereotypes critically.
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17390 Church: Homosexuality. This freshman paper defines homosexuality and analyses its treatment by the Catholic and Episcopal Church, through the experiences of two gay priests.
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17619 Homosexuality and the Adoption Issue. This ten-page paper looks at the notion of Homosexuality in America and how it affects society, how society looks upon Homosexuals and those if a state of power such as teaching. And also whether Homosexuals should adopt children or not.
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