SOC 603 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Gender Inequality, Homicide, Gender Equality
28 Nov 2016
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Monday november 28th, 2016/ wednesday november 30th, 2016. Lecture references: kimmeltext: ch35;ch36;ch38, http://www. canadianwomen. org/facts-about- violence?gclid=clnoiynbytacfzlmdqoddcclgg, http://www. statcan. gc. ca/pub/85-002- x/2013001/article/11766-eng. pdf. Lecture outline: what is violence against women, what causes violence, domestic violence, impacts, those most at risk, male violence, wh(cid:455) do(cid:374)"t the(cid:455) just lea(cid:448)e. Slapping, choking, punching, using hands or objects as weapons, threatening with a knife/gun/weapon and committing murder. One of the most prevalent ways that violence in perpetrated against women. Assault is often by someone that the victim knows: physical abuse. Part of spousal abuse, choking/punching/hitting etc: sexual abuse. Using threats intimidation or physical force to make someone partake in sexual: emotional abuse. Forcing women to work, stealing their money and controlling their money. This is how a violent offender can keep people in control: spiritual abuse. Using religion to manipulate and control: criminal harassment of stalking. Invading privacy in a way that threatens personal safety. Usually seen when rejection or break up occurs.
