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    Is there still gender discrimination today? Unfortunately, yes. We see gender discrimination everywhere, but we might not notice it. It happens a lot in workplaces, social media, expectations of society, schools, and religion. Some might disagree that there is no gender inequality, but in all honesty, they just probably haven’t seen it yet. One of the many places we might see gender discrimination is school. We often might experience gender bias, or gender stereotyping. One student in North…

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    Although this study was conducted many years ago the result are still the same today, not that much has changed. Gender inequality has had some minor adjustments with regards to the wage gap. In a more recent study "which examines wage differences across ethnic minorities of the region, it points out that, although the average gender wage gap decreased from 25 percent to 17 percent between 1992 and 2007, the disparity remains quite high and there is still plenty of work to be done" (Latin…

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    Essay On Women In Pay

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    In today’s society, it is hard to believe that we are still having problems with equality, especially with wages between men and women. Women have been fighting, since the 1920s, to be considered equal to men, yet they are still not being paid the same amount as them. “U.S. Census data from 2015 shows a dramatic wage gap between men and women in median annual pay: American women earn, on average, only 79 cents for every dollar that men make” ("Every Office Needs a 79 Percent Clock") For women…

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    This chart compares the pay of non-star professional soccer player in the male and female leagues. The numbers 1-50 indicate the players rank. Note the dramatic difference in pay between the players ranked at 50. The man ($246,238) make 10 times as much as the female player (25,516) (Das, 2016). 
Women’s Median Annual Earnings as a Percentage of Men’s Earnings for Full-time Work from 1974–2014. This graph shows that pay gap is narrowing but the progressive closing of the gap as slowed in…

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    While watching the class videos “Girls on the Team” (10/27/17) and “Skirting the Issue” (10/30/17), I discovered examples of gender discrimination. Discrimination is an action or behavior that treats a person unequally because of their membership in a group (McIntyre 2011). Gender is culturally defined expectations about attributes and behaviors of males and females (McIntyre 2011). The videos “Girls on the Team” and “Skirting the Issue” display gender discrimination by using judgment of…

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    Sexism In The Media

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    Wilson II, Gutierrez and Chao (2013), in the book titled "Racism, sexism, and the media: Multicultural issues into the new communication age" have raised several significant and critical issues regarding the role of race, gender, media in the society. The authors have argued that since a decade media have framed a stereotyped and false representation of diverse race, genders and cultures . The authors define stereotyping as a concept that is socio-political in American society and needs to be…

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    Sexism In America

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    In order for a seed to grow into a thriving plant, it must receive the proper amount of nutrients, water, and sunlight. If a seed does not receive these necessities, it completely stops growing and dies. This is akin to the pursuit of the American Dream. Individuals argue whether this dream includes economic opportunity, personal liberty, civil rights, or even two and a half children, but these are merely tools for achieving the true definition of the American Dream: happiness. While it may seem…

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    Sexism In Education

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    question; could gender affect one’s education? Including the many examples of the underrepresentation of the female group in textbooks used by learners and the expectation of performance on men/women, could education improve with the discussion around sexism and bias on the school setting? Culture pertains to gender, language…

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    Racism And Sexism

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    not come by being silent. Maybe this individual believes there’s no harm in expressing his opinion/beliefs (regardless of the nature) in the workplace because until now no one has taken the time to convey that his comments are offensive. Racism and sexism may be things that I cannot change his mind about. According to Storti (2011), an individual’s behavior is based on personal beliefs and values that have been instilled as a result of the type of environment that he or she was raised in or has…

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    Sexism In The Awakening

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    Kate Chopin's The Awakening enlightens readers on sexism from the feminist perspective. The literary masterpiece depicts the transformation of a once obedient submissive, traditional wife into that of a liberated woman. The Awakening is a journey of self-discovery, which constitutes the focus of the book. The heroine Edna must emerge from traditional gender roles and find independence from her stereotypical husband. She must decide to free herself from the stifling assumptions and oppressions…

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