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    He discusses the process of “remasculinization” in American culture to reestablish patriarchy and male values that were seemingly destroyed by the counterculture, such as the women’s liberation movement and civil rights movement. These historical events brought about the need to recreate the male identity in order for males to become dominant…

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    The Cambodia civil war is the main reason for Cambodian American escaped from Cambodia. As refugees to the United States, Bonus has endured pressure from all sides. Some of these pressures from the family, some from school, and some from racial patriarchy. Bonus lives in a very poor community from the beginning. His mom lives…

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    murders, how girls are not allowed to be sexual and only aspire to their dreams and lastly how patriarchy sees gender and race. Intersectionality is a theory in which race, poverty and patriarchy work as one in the oppression on women. The kind of oppression these women have shapes them into a feminist that realizes and fights for those who experience the same issues. Those issues of race and patriarchy status make the women realize how gender and violence are created and fought for in their own…

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    not physical in nature. This essay will evaluate this theory and break it down into its components, these components are, but not limited to: patriarchy, different forms of masculinities (hegemonic and homosexual), femininity and gender inequality. Then finally it will be discussed with regards to the workplace and the validity of this theory. Patriarchy is a form in which men are more…

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    Throughout the analysis of the philosophical works of Pateman’s, The Sexual Contract and Rousseau’s, The Social Contract, these modern and pre-modern authors have given us an understanding of the patriarchy and how it applies to our modern societies. Throughout human history, social groups and societies have developed patriarchal ways of ruling. Although we have progressed, certain characteristics in the modern time like the marriage contract and the political atmosphere prove to show that our…

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    Understanding the Quiverfull/Patriarchy Movement When we think of the Quiverfull movement, or the Patriarchy movement, we do not think of them in anyway as a a threat to our basic freedoms, they are a quirky, weird group. The Quiverfull/Patriarchy movement is not a denomination, but an ideal, their tenets of faith spread in small communities, and individual, albeit, large families across the nation. It is in the way they attempt to infiltrate the mainstream that is troublesome.…

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    Occidental and Oriental cultures, it is also a manifestation of patriarchy. The absence of democracy and civil rights harms women especially, and they are the most likely to suffer from abuse and violence. This novel is an example of the problematic nature of women’s rights in Arab societies. This paper aims at investigating the ways in which Hosna Bint Mahmoud is being abused and shows that the cause of women’s oppression is patriarchy. Season of Migration to the North is a…

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    Some people might argue that the patriarchy doesn’t exist, but been have always been the dominant ever since women’s jobs were to stay at home and men were supposed to gather and hunt ever since then men have always been in a higher power than women and still are today. Whether it’s jobs or politics women have always been left behind trying to catch up. The patriarchy hurts everyone by dismissing male victims of rape and abuse. Some people view male…

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    Some films give away their ending based on the very genre they fall into; the couple puts aside their differences for love in the romantic comedy and the hero wins at the end of an action movie. There are those that play upon these tropes to purposefully subvert the reader’s expectations of course, but the more interesting cases lie in those films that aren’t attempting to subvert the genre, yet somehow manage to subtly undermine themselves through conflicting messages over the course of the…

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    It is clear today, that the term “feminism” has been heavily referenced in the entertainment/media industry. Many celebrities and political figures have identified themselves as a feminist such as Shailene Woodley, Demi Lovato, Beyoncé, Hillary Clinton and etc. This type of movement has encouraged many people including young people around the world to identify themselves as a feminist. That is to say, many feminist organizations in past history have been vigorously fighting on the issue of…

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