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    all these new advantages for women they soon became known on every level like men, and had also got to socially improve (Berner, “Women in the 1920’s in North Carolina.”) Women getting all these freedoms and advantages that only men were supposed to have, really was the start to the “new women” that appeared throughout the 1920’s. As women started to gain many more advantages, society came up with a name for them and decided to call them the “new women.” The new women promoted how important…

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    The coin was small, and its value was only one dollar, but to Betty Friedan, and to women everywhere, it was worth so much more. Every person who looked at the silver coin would see not only a picture of women’s rights activist Susan B. Anthony, but also a symbol of the changing world, and how hard people had fought to make that change. This was the first time a woman had been etched into the metal of a coin, and it meant that the efforts of Friedan and Anthony were finally paying off. Despite…

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    Symbolism Of Foot Binning

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    later abolished in 1911. The binding of feet was a symbol of beauty in the Chinese culture. Foot Binding leads to women being treated as inferior because they are forced to deform themselves in order to marry a good man. I believe that women should not be seen as inferior. Women should be treated equally. In society now a woman is still seen as inferior. I have noticed that women still get paid less in jobs. In other cultures, the woman is seen as an object or a slave. For instance, foot…

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    Birth Control Legalization

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    pill” in 1960. The pill was a pivotal invention because it made birth control more accessible and applicable; rather than using difficult processes to prevent child-bearing, women could take one pill a day and be freed from the worry of pregnancy. While the pill allowed a plethora of professional and personal benefits to women, conservative magazines such as Vogue viewed birth control as something for women’s complexion rather…

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    Roman Fashion Trends

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    hairstyles have changed but still resemble the hairstyles from many years ago. The men used to dress very similar to women but that is different now. Lastly, the women's fashion is more revealing and tight than before. Things were very strict in ancient rome many years ago. Lets dig a little deeper into this topic. In ancient rome hairstyles could be very simple, or very intricate. Women in ancient rome almost always had some kind of design in their hair. These hairstyles included different…

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    Within history women always struggled to gain respect, equality, and want the same rights as men. Women had to go through years of sexism and struggle to get to where we are right now. The struggle was very difficult for women of color because not only were we dealing with issues of racism, but also sexism. Many movements have helped us black women during the past centuries to overcome sexism, racism, and the battles that were set against us. But although these movements helped the black woman…

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    almost left the company because of it being a male dominated environment. Which is why Melinda Gates is pushing for diversity in the tech industry. More and more people are pushing women and young women to join the STEM world. And Melinda Gates is doing the same thing because she admits that she knows the problems women face in the tech work force. Melinda French, which is her maiden name, is a valedictorian from Ursuline Academy of Dallas. She attended Duke University and earned her…

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    Vietnam War Film Analysis

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    American war films In contrast to Vietnamese films, the presence of Vietnamese women in American films reflects a variety of approaches in Western culture and hegemonic attitudes toward the appearance and stereotype of the Vietnamese people. They are unspoilt, unspoken, and mostly uncivilized people, who, as Westrup explains, are "lack of humanity", which is common in American films about the war . These fictional women are often considered dangerous villains but are often too feminine to appear…

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    genders. For instance,one difference is that in voting patterns, women tend to go towards candidates that promise social programs and domestic spending. Men usually go towards candidates who want defence spending. Another difference is that women still make less than men. They make about 77 cents to every dollar a man makes. For African-American and Latina women it’s even worse. African-American women make 64 cents and Latina women make 56 cents to every dollar of a Caucasian man. Lastly, for…

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    "feminism". Now, it is the time to confirm that I had a really wrong idea of the definition or the actual meaning of "feminism". Therefore, I would strongly say yes, I am feminist! As I learned from the class, feminism is a term used for a person who believes in rights of women, equal rights of women and men in the world. Also, I learned that people use feminism to defend their unconventional ideas which is a little wrong because feminism is not about hating men and demanding freedom for women…

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