Author Archives: demihernandez
Raunch Culture: Liberating or Degrading?
Hillary Clinton’s Rise to an Influential Global Female Leader
Hillary Clinton is a previous United States Secretary of State, U.S. Senator, and First Lady of the United States. She served under President Barack Obama from 2009 to 2013 as the 67th Secretary of State. At the beginning of her career, Hillary operated under Jimmy Carter’s effective campaign for president while her spouse Bill Clinton […]
Attachment Parenting
When I first saw the TIME magazine cover that was posted on our class blog, I was shocked. The picture depicted a mother breast feeding her son, well over the recommended the breast feeding age, standing upright on a chair to reach his mother’s nipple. I feel as though this is a negative representation of […]
Menstruation Blog
Before I received my first period, I always wondered what it was and what it was like to have one. I was never really informed about a women’s body and the cycle of menstruation until after I got my first period. The only form of education I received about the topic was in school one […]
Gay Rights and the LGBTQ Community
Today’s class topic was definitely something that I feel strongly about. The discussion about gay rights, marriage, and equality undoubtedly opened my eyes to new thoughts. For example, I had never seen the video on the women’s speech in congress. I thought it was extremely moving and powerful, and I was so happy to see […]
Human Trafficking
Human Trafficking, as we all know, is a huge prevailing issue in our world. A global issue, human trafficking is defined as “organized criminal activity in which human beings are treated as possessions to be controlled and exploited.” When asked if human trafficking that is something that can truly be solved, I can’t help but […]
Domestic Violence Part 2
Domestic violence is, unfortunately, something that both men and women can face. By definition, domestic violence is “violent or aggressive behavior within the home, typically involving the violent abuse of a spouse or partner.” Although both men and women can face domestic violence, I do feel as though women are usually the victims in domestic […]
Celebrity Domestic Violence Case
When I first heard about the Rihanna and Chris Brown violence case I honestly did not believe what was being told to me. Immediately I thought, maybe the media is exaggerating what happened, did Chris Brown really “beat up” Rihanna? It broke my heart to see the pictures of Rihanna’s brutally bruised face. When the […]
Insensitive Tosh on the Topic of Rape
After reading the blog post “So a Girl Walks Into a Comedy Club,” I cannot help but feel shocked. It amazes me that jokes have become so cruel and insensitive to topics that are so serious and personal to so many people. Rape, in this case, is an extremely touchy subject that no one […]