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    Running head: Pros and Cons of the Technological Era Are women less privileged in today’s society than men? Why are women less privileged than men? Women are far less privileged than men except when it comes to wages, earnings and political representation. Although women represent half of the worlds population. There are not many women who have the same amount of rights and experience that their male counter parts can have. If all the women had a chance at a privileged job…

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    issues many women deal with. Green-haters are frustrating because of the way they talk about her negates the fact that many people have seen improvements in self-esteem because of her work. Sarkeesian’s haters overlook the fact that indeed, there is sexism in video games, ignoring her intelligent but accessible criticism that has helped many women be better at analyzing pop culture through a feminist lens. Together they both tie in the need for feminism in society today, both to enlighten and…

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    Sexism In Canada

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    Just like racism and homophobia, sexism will never completely disappear. Though sexism still lingers, as a society, Canada has never been more gender equal than it is now in present day. Unfortunately, there are still cases where specific genders are targeted for discrimination. The current percentage of women in the House of Commons is approximately 26% (Women in Politics). Clearly there is an under representation of the female population within the House, but should appointment of members be…

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    The 2016 Presidential Election has just come to a close, yet the chaos associated with its candidates appears to only be beginning. With one candidate being a woman, and the other having made some unsavory comments about women, female-focused civil rights are at the forefront of America’s mind. Furthermore, terms such as “anti-feminist” and “misogyny” have become synonymous with the controversy regarding the President-elect, Donald Trump. His sexist scandals have called into question if…

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    this class. The most relevant theme of Catholic Social Teaching that I feel I may apply in medical school and in the field of medicine is that of enhancing people’s lives and dignity. How will I achieve this? Well, for one I hope to free my mind of sexism. After being harmed by bad breakups and by some unpleasant experiences with other females, I think I may have developed sexist thoughts assumptions towards females. However, I will put forth effort to treat every female as a potential mother,…

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    Wage Gaps

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    Efforts have been underway to alleviate gender discrimination after women have demonstrated repugnance against their bigotry. Regardless of these attempted endeavors, controversies revolving around modern wage gaps form the question, “Why do they still exist?” The truth is, although there are factors that contribute to both racial and gender wage gaps, all men and women alike deserve the same pay as men and are not given this right due to prejudice. The wage gap between Caucasian men and…

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    able to rise to the level needed to take on these types of politics. The difference, however, is that women would be judged much more harshly than men in this situation. If the only attempt to fix sexism in politics is to apply gender quotas, and no efforts are made to combat the ideological problem of sexism in our society, then it could be detrimental to women in politics if a woman failed at her position. If a woman failed at a political endeavor it would not be pushed under the rug as it…

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    Essay On Sexism

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    many techniques of discrimination that one would think had been eradicated years ago. One of these techniques is sexism, which is the act of prejudice, stereotyping, and/or intolerance on the basis of gender. Sexism has taken control over the way people think and it affects the job industry, government decisions, the media, and unfortunately, education. Children begin to experience sexism at a young age, typically in elementary school. An example of a subliminal sexist message that they might…

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    This sketch was one of the many moments Saturday Night Live as particularly feminist. Fey and Poehler, along with writer and performer Seth Meyers pointed out the fact that the way American politics was sexist; they were not going to remain quiet about, instead they pointed it out through a parody and got people thinking about the qualifications of the candidates rather than their sex. Another humorous feminist moment during the 2008 election was when Fey guest starred during a Weekend Update…

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    The fight for equal rights between men and women has been going on, dating all the way back to 1848; many people don't realize that it is still going on. Men are still getting paid more money than many women with the same job, and the same skill level. On average, women are only getting paid $0.77 to man’s $1.00. Although $0.23 doesn’t make that much of a difference now, it makes a big difference in the long-run. “Women miss out on anywhere between $700,000 and $2 million in lost wages over the…

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