“Spitting Game: The College Hook-Up Culture” – Documentary

  Spitting Game: The College Hook Up Culture opens Pandora’s Box and takes a penetrating look into the social lives of students. Hooking Up, described as a drunken, no strings attached sexual encounter has eclipsed traditional dating on college campuses across the nation. Spitting Game is a provocative and…

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Graffiti Versus Billboards

By: Thomas Donnovan Broken Window Theory first came about in 1982 when sociologists James Q. Wilson and George L. Kelling first published a paper called "Broken Windows: The Police and Neighborhood Safety." In summation, Wilson and Kelling conclude that if the physical makeup of a neighborhood goes into disrepair…

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Pedophilia Petition: STOP Pedo Bear in Their Tracks!

Patricia Tibbits is an aggressive advocate for social rights and justice. Learn more about her and her mission against the promotion of pedophilia below... Why This Is Important... This group, Pedo Bear, has over 335 pages that promote pedophila, child molestation, exposes child porn, has graphic content, and posts…

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Iraq War: A Retrospective

By: Lionel Hitchens The Iraq War officially ended 12/15/2011, and with the end of the War in Afghanistan on the horizon as the military projects pulling out 1/3 of its troops by the end of 2012. It will more than likely be a decade since either war's inception before…

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What Would John Wayne Say?

By OcJim I just finished watching the 1970 Western, Chisum with John Wayne, probably one of the better westerns of years past. The characters are all icons of western legend, as was John Wayne himself. One thing about westerns is that in the end, the good always seem to…

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Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture by Douglas Coupland

By: Steven Yonil With a narrative reminiscent of Chaucer’s The Canterbury Tales and Boccaccio’s The Decameron, Coupland’s breakout novel, Generation X: Tales for an Accelerated Culture, while a mouth full, is perhaps one of the best chronicles of the post-baby-boomer generation. Written in 1991 after Coupland wrote an article…

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IMMIGRANT FAMILIES IN THE WEST:  HONOR KILLINGS AND VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN
Sadia Sheikh

IMMIGRANT FAMILIES IN THE WEST: HONOR KILLINGS AND VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN

Shared By: Karim Arman Pictured to the right: Photo of Sadia Sheikh, who defied the family by living with a Belgian and refusing an arranged marriage, was shot dead when aged 20 on October 22, 2007 AND On December 12, 2011 her Father, Mother, Sister and Brother were convicted…

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The Many Faces of Tyranny?

By OcJim Even Jim Crow laws in the South in the form of poll taxes and intimidation at the polls, which suppressed black voting for a hundred years after the Civil War, were not as universally imposed, or laser-focused against opposition voting as the anti-voting laws being passed in…

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