Domestic Violence
Domestic Violence
A look at the problem of domestic violence among Asian-Americans.
3,786 words (
approx. 15.1 pages) |
4 sources |
MLA | 2005
Paper Summary:
This paper introduces, discusses, and analyzes the topic of domestic violence against Asian-American women. Specifically, the paper discusses domestic violence among Asian-Americans in the United States.
Introduction
Reason Why People Left Their Own Home (Country)
General Idea about Domestic Violence/Welfare and API
Domestic Violence Specific to API Women - Vietnamese
Distinguishing Dynamics
Meaning of Physical Abuse
Abusive Community Norms
Negative Effects on the Community
Language as Well as Culture
Mental Health Issues of Family and Child Rearing
Recommendation
Question and Answer for Immigrant and Refugee Women
You have a Right to be Free from Violence in your Own Home
Conclusion
Confront the Problem of Resettlement
The Different Individuals Deal with their Heritage and Create a New Life for Themselves in a Country That Is Not Always Welcoming Them
From the Paper:
"Domestic violence is widespread in the United States, and widespread among Asian American women. Studies indicate that some form of domestic abuse occurs in one out of two marital relationships (Rimonte 328). Researchers estimate that domestic abuse involves at least 2 million married Americans each year. The number rises even more when researchers add in the numbers of abusive non-married and gay couples (Hamberger and Renzetti xi). As the numbers indicate, domestic abuse can occur in any relationship, from male-female to gay and lesbian. In the American community, many of these abusive relationships go unreported, and the same is true of the Asian community. Most abusers have a pattern of abuse as children, or are prone to violent and/or antisocial behavior. In fact, many abusers have much in common with violent criminals."
Domestic Violence (2012, January 15). Retrieved February 12, 2012, from http://www.academon.com/Research-Paper-Domestic-Violence/58042
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