The American Apparel Case

Sexual perversions will have to be unnatural sexual activities, which requires a concept of sexuality. The concept of perversion should encompass the most obvious perversions, an example being foot fetishes. Finally, perversions will reflect unnatural psycho/ sexual preferences, not just simply unnatural practices (Nagel, 5). Nagel goes on to explain that perversion is not connected to reproduction, but about the psychological state of the agent and not physiological. Perversion is also not connected to the societal norms.

In “The Latehomecomer” Yang’s family struggles to make enough money and are poorer than others. There is evidence in “The Latehomecomer” that says, “ We had been looking for houses a long time -some we had liked well enough; most we couldn’t afford.”(54) This quote shows that Yang and her family are struggling to make enough money for a new house. Also, Yang’s parents changed their work shift, so they would get a nominal increase in their wages. This connects to how the Greasers in The Outsiders live in a poor neighborhood and also struggled to earn enough money. Evidence that reveals this in The Outsiders is, “ We’re poorer than the Socs and the middle class.” The Greasers are poorer than others and have to work hard to make as much money as they can.

Studies have shown that allowing felons to vote would “help ensure against recidivism and continued antisocial behavior” which would bloom democracy (Faceoff 6). Here, felon enfranchisement supporters argue that eliminating felons from voting leads to lower rates of participation in government. Without a large amount of voter participation, The United States defies its founding Declaration of Independence that aimed to give Americans an equal voice in politics, economy, and government. Therefore, barring felons from voting leads to the direct destruction of the democratic principles of The United States. Additionally, Brennan Center, a non-partisan law institute that focuses on issues of democracy, found that allowing felons to vote would lead to an expansion of democracy (Bernd 5).

Explain your reasoning? • After looking at the three issues we believe that Britney needs to address the issue involving Joan Jorgensen first because she broke the company policy due to hearing about the sexual assault accusations she also got the media involved. We want to address this issue first as sexual assault is a highly criminal offence. This issue is the most important as Joan decided that contacting the media first before contacting anyone inside the company to raise issue with it. This issue also can get out of hand faster due to the company not starting an investigation yet as they were not notified.

She left the job soon after and started pursuing something more. Both of these pieces illustrate how no matter what hand one is given in life, he/she will be able to achieve anything that is wanted so long as one works for it. A poll taken in the U.S. taken in 2013 states that a majority of citizens believe that wealth should be distributed more evenly. “About six in 10 Americans believe that money and wealth should be

The reasons why it failed miserably were that forced taxation was near impossible, very hard to hold a strong military appearance, and that each state over powered the nation its self in power. In the time period of the publication of the Articles, the authors were most likely suffering from remembrance of England’s taxes. Clearly showing why they wanted to cut the federal governments power to tax. This idea ended up coming back to bite the US. It was bad because “taxes not only raise revenue but they can regulate too.” For instance, if a government raised taxes on tobacco products, it will show the governments distastes towards tobacco and make less people buy it.

A civil society is where the greatest total happiness can occur. In total, harm caused towards an individual is immoral and deserves to be punished by the law. I believe Mill’s objection of majoritarian interference is correct because otherwise, minority groups would have their freedoms infringed upon. For example, until recently, gay marriage was banned federally in the United States. The majority of Americans opposed gay marriage during this time as well.

Controversial ads? Sexual harassment lawsuits against the CEO? Near nudity? All these perceptions have contributed indirectly to American Apparel’s bankruptcies. But what is the actual reason of their bankruptcies, and what can they do to avoid a repitition?

The administration intentionally overlooked the sexual crime Bill Clinton committed which is problematic because sexual harassment is degrading and should be dealt with seriously. Bill Clinton was supposed to be held to a higher standard and expectation so his wrongdoing should have shocked the administration not encourage them to protect him (Yglesias 1). Moreover, people are not directly acknowledging sexual harassment in the workplace. Instead, some perpetrators are fired, the issue is forgotten, and the continuance of sexual harassment is not properly addressed. Firing the perpetrator is a great start, but there needs to be ongoing awareness of sexual harassment and discussions among men and women about how to identify and prevent it (“A Reckoning”

This is another form of unethical behaviour as they are misleading the consumer into thinking their product is quality through false advertising. This incident is still creating a huge impact on the Toyota brand and can have an even greater impact on the productivity and income of this business. The public has already acknowledged Toyota’s dishonesty and unethical practices and has already begun to complain and sue them. Customers will avoid their vehicles as they are concerned about their safety and they have realized that Toyota hasn’t been offering them the aspect of safety at all. (Gerri.