I am doing a school project, and I am doing it on Domestic Violence.  I hope that I can find some great information on not just the Montreal Massacre, but any showing of Domestic Violence.  If anyone can help with this, please respond.  I would greatly appreciate it!
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You can find some information on www.gendercide.org if you click on "Case Studies" on the left hand side of the screen. Then you'll see a list of current and historical gendercides and about 2/3 of the way down there is a link to some info about the Montreal Massacre. Try searching other sites that discuss Gendercide and you might find more information. Hope this helps. Good luck!
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I tried "social harmony" search on the Web and  I tired "social harmony and violence" and I got many, many interesting sites.  I hope it'll help you, good luck with your speech!
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reliving the home invasion I went through a few years back where there were 6 Natives who broke into my house when me, my bf and our first child(2 months old at the time) were in it.  They brought guns, threatened to rape me beat up my boyfriend and trashed my house.  I still have that nightmare.  I wake up thinking that it's happening again and i get so scared.  I wish I could control what I dream about.
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I have the perfect site for you to look up the information you  are looking for. It has myths listed from Aboriginal tribes up to the latest urban mythology. I am sure you will find this link most useful for your studies.
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What is violence? Everywhere we look, violence is present; in the streets, back alleys, schoolS, and even at home. Violence is something that could happen to maleS, femaleS, OR children; any one. Violence could be a terrorist attack or A crime. Violence refers to acts of aggression and abuse which cause or intend to cause criminal injury or harm to person(s). Some of the authors in this book do TALK ABOUT everyday violence. Authors such as Jan Goodwin talk about trafficking in women and girls, where as Helen Zia talks about racism and hate crimes, how women and men are the victemS of violence.  Then Cynthia Enloe talks about the war in Iraq and Stephen Ducat talks about the masculinity in the current era of U.S. initiated war.\nThe first essay by Jan Goodwin is about Trafficking In Women and Girls. Reading about this was really shocking. I had heard about prostitution going on in countries like Thailand, India, and Pakistan but TO SEE IT at this extent was an eye opener. They have sex tours from US to Thailand just to go there and have sex, IT is THE most shocking part OF this essay. I had see on dateline about this issue and it's just horrifying. These girls are eight years old and have to do this for living. They showed how these girls are treated. If they don’t meet the demands of their customers they are beaten and TORTURED UNTIL they listen to the customers. In some caseS they ARE ALSO KILLED. Goodwin tells us in her essay how a 22-year old Maricris Siosin, a graduate in modern dance was beaten and stabbed to death. She was forced to participate in a pornoGRAPHY FILM in which the women is actually killed.THIS Is one of the theories Goodwin tells us. Jan tells us that in Thailand you can buy a virgin girl for $200 (US DOLLARS? BE SPECIFIC) and have sex with her. According to human rights activists working in Thailand, a large percentage of the prostitutes there are under 15, and girls as young as eight are sold into the industry. That is just wrong what thESE people are doing with these young girls. Prostitution is illegal ANYWHERE in THE United States and also in countries like THE Philippines, Thailand, Germany, Sweden etc…. THE Tourism industry in Thailand generates about $3 billion annually. ImageS of A "sexual paradise" has made prostitution one of the most valuable economic subsectors in Thailand. Another major destination for sex traffickers is India, I will definitely say that’s true because I have seen on TV and read about it in newspaper when I useD to live in India. The main reason I would say this is still happening there is because so many people in India are not educated, they are poor, most of THE girls are sold because thEIR family needs money, and they don’t have the government to protect them. THESE activities ARE still happening in rural partS of India, mostly where people don’t have A good education. I would say this essay has opened my eyes about how trafficking AND prostitution ARE MAJOR ISSUES AND THAT PEOPLE SHOULD BE EDUCATED ABOUT THIS SUBJECT SO THEY CAN HELP THE FIGHT AGAINST THESE MODERN FORMS OF SLVERY.
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You might be interested to check out a website that does research on topics such as this-- It's called Project Implicit, and it's an ongoing Harvard study. I found out about it while reading the book, "Blink", by Malcom Gladwell. (Great book, by the way-- I enjoyed it more than his other one, "The Tipping Point") You can register (it's free and quick) and participate, and/or see results of past studies. It has things that are race-related, gender related, and sooo much more-- really interesting stuff!! -- I'm going to post it as a new topic, for those who might find it of use-- I hope you're getting the answers you were looking for! -- Also, my thoughts on all of the above are pretty standard, as I have some Aboriginal blood in me- (MicMac) -- I'm curious as to why you posted the question, though, as there may be those who answer with the stereotypical racist comments-- Anyway, I hope the site gives you more information to satisfy your curiosity-- I have to say, it does make you THINK, and can challenge what you thought you knew about yourself!-- Bye for now, have a great week!\n\nhttps://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/research/
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I really don't know but I think I would discuss the music with my daughter or son, at least let them know what I think about the violence in non forbidding terms, but as an opinion.  My experience with my friends was that when things were forbidden they were more appealing and had a stronger impact on them than for myself who was really allowed to watch or listen to whatever.  Kind of like alcohol, the listening itself becomes the rebellion and so it can go really overboard and be equated with things that the music is really not propagating at all.  Yeah, though, I would be concerned, particularly about a lot of the mysogenistic references that can be a part of violent rap or metal music. hmmm. not sure.
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Good.  It was a horrible idea to have it in the first place, and kudos to all the women and men that fought so hard to get it overturned.  I have a feeling if it would have allowed it with cases of rape, incest, and the mother's life in danger, it wouldn't have been overturned, but that is the extreme right's fault for assuming everyone is as radical as them.  So it is a great day!
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There is a contributor named Rob Wallace that you might want to do a search on (a few recent postings).\n\nI would be interested on your take of my study below Nik.
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I realise you don't have enough room to explain everything when asking a question.\nBefore I can honestly give you my opinion, I need to kow what exactly happened.   I can give you an honest men's point of view.\nyou can reach me at va3jrj@yahoo.ca\nI will be glad to help out
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I live in new orleans.. And trust me.. at least one of the rapes were true.. \nI dont know the total deaths in the situation, but an easy google search can clear that answer.\nAs far as racism.\nI honestly think that the slow reactions of the country was not due to racism.\nThink about it.\nThe 9th ward, which is primarily African-American was totally flooded.. OK.. that seems maybe like racism.\nBut.. Lakeview, a higher class residency with Black and white people was totally flooded too.\nOver 11 Feet in some places!\n\nSo saying that they didnt do things because they want to black people out is crazy.\n\nDidnt "Willie" (Ray) Nagin say it was a Chocolate City..\nHAHAH\nlol
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That's interesting. I'm a big Peca fan (from Buffalo!).. went to lots of games when he played for us.\n\nI got this off a forum:\n"Yeah, that must be why Koivu slashed Peca in retaliation and Peca wanted to kill him."\n\nThat's all I can find though. Sorry :)
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yep.....\n\nhttp://www.killermovies.com/m/manonfire/articles/2123.html
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Try this you may be able to sift through all the information and decide on where students may be able to help:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disaster_management\nThere are many related external-links at the bottom also.\n\nGiven all the natural and man-made tragedies in the world, it sounds like a great project
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hey I think this site would be good source for ur project.. the PDF file seems to have the info u r lookin for.. hope it helps... good luck!!! \n\nwww.may.ie/staff/dpringle/igu/moriarty.pdf
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I live here in Philadelphia, Mississippi where that happened. \nYou might try our local newspaper. They have a continuing series about all the events of that incident. Feel free to e-mail me @ yahoo if you have any more questions.I was a small child but I remember some things.\nHope this helps. Blessings...
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiananmen_Square_Massacre