Donald Trump Gender Analysis

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Since his decision to run for the president of the United States, Donald J Trump relationship with women have been under scrutiny. Launching his campaign, there has been numerous remarks to and about women that have left some to believe that Trump believes in sexism and discrimination against women. Comments such as,” pregnancy is an inconvenience to business, has work into his campaign to become more about inequality for women to the future of our children. Donald J. Trump has fail to understand during his interview abroad the “Access Hollywood” bus , when he boast ,” about forcing himself on women and grabbing their genital’s , was simply “ locker room banter,” ( Barbaro et Chozick 2016) was not appropriate or should not represent a presidential candidate. Dispute his remorse, Donald Trump do not respect or give women collect. His remarks only solidify years of women battling sexual assault, harassment and any forms of abuse.

Michael Barbers and Amy Chozick reporters for The New York Times
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Here we are once again defending our gender for no reason, just so man to continue to follow traditional gender stereotypes. I agree that we have to take in consideration how we use words in a setting talking about gender or race but for Mr. Trump to use his masculinity persona to stereotype and to excused his words just as “lock room talk”, doesn’t expressing true remorse. It shows that Trump do not care that women founds these words offense and those who believe he is not wrong just shows that they too believes words are just words. I believe his comments should not be acceptable because women who suffer from sexual assault face judge every day. The casual tone when he was speaking about it wrong and people should acknowledge that words are actions especially when it comes to a culture that keep women silent for

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