Essays on Dolores

Rev. Gregory Boyle is the founder and executive director of the Homeboy Industries. Boyle is a Los Angeles Native, who joined the Jesuits and was ordained to be a Catholic priest in 1984. He studied a bachelor’s degree in English and philosophy at Gonzaga University and obtained a master’s degree in English, Divinity, and Sacred Theology from Loyola Marymount University, Weston School of Theology, and Jesuit school of Theology at Berkeley respectively. Boyle worked with Christian communities in Cochabamba in Bolivia, served as the chaplain in Mexican corrective facility and California before joining the poorest Catholic Parish ( ...

The problem of double standards regarding women's rights and opportunities in terms of urban space has a very long history. Since ancient times to the present time, this problem has had many manifestations. Any appearance of women in public in terms of urban space caused various reactions in different periods. More recently, this issue, along with the development of legal and personal relations, began to attract a lot of attention. Thus, its solution lies in a deep analysis of behavioral and social stereotypes. In addition, the question of domestication of urban space involves many problems of gender nature, making ...

Throughout time, women all over the globe have had a major role in history. Nevertheless, they are not been well acknowledged and their tales are not told to other people as much as men. Mexican women fought hard for an improved and better future for all the generation to come. They struggled courageously and unselfishly and made their marks in today’s globe. In the world we are living majority of the women have been treated in a manner that they are good looking and thus other women attempts to emulate them. However, this has not always been the case with ...