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    her friend are not technically kin, the hypothesis that lower rates of male aggression exit when female alliances are strong prove true in her scenario (Small 1992). Carolyn had been taking birth control since high school as a way to manage her menstruation and, eventually, as a contraceptive. A year into dating Blaine, she found herself pregnant at 27 years old after taking antibiotics to help with her autoimmune deficiency that compromised the effects of the birth control. Because Blaine had…

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    Upon reading Egalia’s Daughters by Gerd Brantenberg, it became more evident to me just how much more women are sexually oppressed in present day society. Brantenberg created this hypothetical town of Egalia where wom (women) and menwom (men) switched the roles we currently see as gender norms today. Overall, I thought she did a great job putting things into perspective in terms of views on sexual oppression. Although this satire portrayed a switch in gender roles, it felt as if the roles of…

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    social stereotypes; this can be seen in the way that they describe female and male reproductive processes. Female reproductive processes are depicted as less worthy and useful than that of the male reproductive processes. Let’s take for instance menstruation, this is often described by scientific accounts as being a failure or a wasteful process because the egg has not been fertilized. On the other hand, when it comes to explaining sperm creation this is not seen as a process that is wasteful,…

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    Lynn Peril’s, Pink Think is a book that examines the influences of the feminine ideal. Peril was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, but has lived in the San Francisco Bay Area since 1985. She writes, edits, publishes, and dissects popular culture, especially that concerning gender-related behavioral instructions. She starts off the essay with her thesis saying that the human female is bombarded with advice on how to wield those feminine wiles. She starts the book with how young women were suppose…

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    Throughout the article the author provided elaborate examples of what it would be like if men had their periods. As I read there were things that I agreed with but i also disagreed with altogether. For instance, when it mentioned how menstruation would be viewed as the number one thing for men to boast about but in reality I believe they would become violent because men usually make things into a competition without hesitation. So this could result in either a very violent act or it could…

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    Uterine Fibroids Clinic Uterine Fibroids are non cancerous growths that can occur in the uterus. These growths are usually found in the muscle lining of the uterus. These are also called as leiomyomas or myomas. The size, shape and location of the fibroids can vary from one woman to another. They can be found in the outer wall of the uterus, inside the uterus or attached to it like a stem. A woman can have just one fibroid or many of various sizes. It can remain small and suddenly grow rapidly…

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    globally, this remains their harsh reality for a staggering reason. From sub-Saharan Africa to India, Iran, and several other countries, the stigma surrounding menstruation and lack of access to proper sanitation directly inhibit young women from pursuing an education. Based on societal ignominy in the developing world, shame surrounding menstruation and its direct barrier to girls education remains a hushed conversation. As a result, both household dialogue and policy making discussions often…

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    Sport nutrition plays an essential role in sports and athlete performance. When it comes to nutrition, there is no restriction in age or gender. All athletes need nutrition in order to achieve and perform at their highest potential in sports and fitness. Over the past four decades, there has been a significant increase in female participation in sports. In that significant increase of female participation, is has been a similar increase in sports-related injuries and conditions (Matzkin, 2015).…

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    Adolescents are the future of a country and all over the world. They belong to their nation and this world. Whether their development are positive or not is a important issue. In order to assist adolescents in growing up, we have responsibility to conduct research to understand different developments during the adolescence. Adolescence can be divided into three period, early stage, middle stage and later stage. Early stage adolescence is the period that adolescent’s physical and intellectual…

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    Gender Issues In Uganda

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    enough to make career choices for the next step in their life. As a popular saying goes, “Education is the Key to Success”. According to the Ugandan Ministry of Education, “One in 10 schoolgirls miss classes or drop out completely due to their menstruation periods and substitute pads for less safe and absorbent materials such as rags” (Natukunda 1). Therefore, the government should also create a regulation requiring parents to get involved in their daughters’ education. In Uganda, the…

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