ARDRA A.P LEC052013 THESIS STATEMENTS

 1.Although sex education that includes a discussion of consensual sex would likely lead to less sexual assault, parents need to teach their children the meaning of consent from a young age with age appropriate lessons.

2.Video games featuring violent episodes should be banned as they lead to violence at schools, damage the mentality of minds, and create the perverted image of reality.

3.The legalization of abortions should be legalized as women should have the freedom to make decisions regarding their bodies and there are cases when there could be no other solution to the problem.

4.There is nothing scandalous about a woman who chooses not to have children and our society has to understand that. It is her time and body that are at stake but not someone’s beliefs.

5.Every civilized country should ban circuses that use animals for their shows. This kind of entertainment is not worth the sufferings those animals go through.

6.The ads of alcohol and cigarettes should be banned as they advocate the unhealthy way of life.

7.Beauty contests do not have any value for the society and should be eliminated from the lives of civilized societies.

8.Pride and Prejudice was a revolutionary novel depicting a woman as a self-sufficient human being and not just a supplement to a man.

9.There should be more severe punishment for the sex offenders to reduce the cases of violence. The capital punishment is the most effective option in fighting these crimes.

10.The lack of effective communication between colleagues and subordinates can lead to the decrease of productivity.

Comments

  1. Dr. Joseph Koyippally24 February 2021 at 20:23

    good.

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  2. Aparna Reghunathan27 February 2021 at 12:02

    Thesis statements were good. Felt some ambiguity in thesis statement 3. Also, some of the thesis statements could have been slightly better had they been modified into one crisp statement.

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