Need help with these 2 separate essays. Detailed 2 essays that address TWO of the following questions. Please do not copy from other sources. For each essay - Introduction summarizing argument, body paragraphs and conclusions. It is about sex, sexuality, and gender course.

1. Human sexual practices and values have varied considerably across time and space. Explain cultural relativism and describe and summarize its significance to the study and understandings of human sexuality.
2. Summarize, describe, and explain the role that medical and scientific discourses played in constructing ideas about sex, sexuality, and gender in the twentieth and twenty-first century.
3. Summarize, describe, and explain how people's attitudes toward youth and childhood sexualities have changed across time and space, and outline what social, political and cultural processes account for these changes.
4. The politics of sexuality is largely related to the policing of sexuality and people's bodies. Summarize, describe and explain why this is the case by drawing on the work of Michel Foucault, and the authors in the course who have used Foucault's theories as the basis of their analysis.
5. Rubin would argue that many of the myths and stereotypes associated with sexuality and gender in the modern era have their basis in erotophobia. Explain the term erotophobia in detail and apply it to several examples touched on in the course.
6. Summarize and describe the differences between European and Indigenous approaches to sex, gender, and sexuality before and during colonization.
7. The personal is political. Summarize, describe and explain why drawing on examples from the course.

Please use only peer reviewed articles. Cite in the essay and also in a separate list of all references.