Position Paper: A culmination of your work in the course and focusing on one of the arguments presented in the McKee text, the 5-6 page (maximum) Position Paper will include: (1) An introduction to the argument on your sexual issue(s) of choice (including a clear thesis); (2) Major findings in the literature that support your position for the paper; (3) A conclusion; and (4) at least 6 CREDIBLE (e.g., peer reviewed journals) citations accompanied by a reference list at the end of the paper.
Topics from Which to Choose:
Is Sexting a Form of Safer Sex?
Has Marriage Equality Set the Gay Rights Movement Back?
Do the Benefits of Male Circumcision Outweigh the Risks?
Is Female Genital Cutting a Violation of Womens Health and Human Rights?
Is Social Transitioning a Beneficial Treatment for Transgender Children?
Are Women More Sexually Fluid Than Men?
Is Having a Sex-Positive Framework Problematic?
Should Sexuality Education Take an Intersectional Approach?
Should Sex Educators Use Trigger Warnings When Discussing Controversial Content? Do Reality TV Shows Portray Responsible Messages about Teen Pregnancy? Should Group Marriage Be Legal?
Do State Laws on Abortion Clinic Safety Make Women Safer?
Is Pornography Harmful?
Should Condoms Be Required in Pornographic Films?
Should Sexual Problems Be Treated Pharmaceutically?
Is Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) an Effective Method for HIV Prevention?
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