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    “Why isn’t everyone a Feminist?” : Feminism and Anti-Feminism in the 21st Century “Why isn’t every woman a feminist?” - Sandra Lee Bartky In her essay, “Foucault, Femininity and the Modernization of Patriarchal Power,” Bartky has portrayed, through one question, the entirety of the problem that plagues feminism today. To add to it, why isn’t every man a feminist, too? A movement aiming to empower women and allow them to have an equal, social, political and economic footing as that of men, has…

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    phenomenon is so controversial and why the sexism that Gamergate embodies is something that everyone should actively oppose. Gamergate is a rather difficult subject to talk about due to the fact that the label is merely an umbrella term used to encompass so many social groups including gamers, journalists, by-stander audiences, etc. Gamergate is…

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    opportunity doesn't lead to equal outcomes, then they can disqualify you from speaking (you are a sexist, racist, homophobic, Nazi, hater). And, thus it allows them to justify unequal treatment because unequal outcomes MUST be the result of either sexism or differences. Well, they already established (by censorship) that every…

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    Feminism “We want equality!” a passionate feminist yelled, starting a chant among the crowd of women’s rights activists. Feminism is defined as the social, economic, and political equality of the sexes. This movement has been dated back to centuries ago and still continues today throughout society. Some call feminism brainwashing, others call it genius. Personally, I believe feminism is essential and shouldn’t even be second guessed. Equal rights were once mocked and now they are snowballing…

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    education into single gender settings rather than the traditional coeducational setting. While this plan has many proponents of it, it has just as many people against it. Single gender classrooms have three main problems with them. First, they worsen sexism; second, they do not improve the quality of education; and thirdly there are better alternatives to improve education in America. The…

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    Chapter eight, illustrates the unlevel playing field throughout the work-force and in general life. This is often due to racism and sexism. When it comes to family versus career, women experience a bigger perceived role conflict between these two aspects compared to men. This often occurs when one’s job conflicts with another. Some employers assume women are temporary workers, due to the chance of a childbirth. This precludes the opportunity for top level positions forcing women to adhere to…

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    I’m a boy. Even though feminism deals with women’s rights, quite a few men are a part of this movement too, as it frees them from the socio-cultural chains of sexism and gender roles. Feminism not only advocates women’s rights but also opposes the unrealistic standards a patriarchal form of society sets up for males. For example, a patriarchal society sets ridiculous standards about masculinity and how a man ‘should…

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    Women are often referred to as “overdramatic” or “oversensitive” when confronting sexism and that they are responsible for their own disadvantages, while these incidents are dismissed or belittled (173). Men who are guilty of perpetuating sexism often try to downplay it as “harmless fun” or chivalry, when in fact demeaning ideas about women’s’ worth and value is behind these messages. These men who claim that they…

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    statement that men are powerful than women, and that women should have less rights than men. There are many so-called types of sexism. One 's physical and mind sexism, where one gender is believed to be much more sophisticated than the other gender. Another one is what I called the gender pay gap sexism, where one gender gets paid more than the opposite gender. One more type of sexism is the combo of gender inequality and racism. In “Lucy”, “The House of Mirth”, “Ain’t I a Woman?”, and the…

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    against. There are clear political differences in the way society views women versus men. Sexism is not just limited to political differences, but as Professor of Law Penny Weiss said, “every day that sexism continues… women are battered, raped, denied, confined, and killed” (Weiss 13). All over the world women are oppressed and these actions are not justified, as men are not oppressed in this same way. This sexism has not stopped…

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