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    The first and second women 's movement created the society we have today. The American society is a more conducive environment for women to run for office. Women were not able to break the highest glass ceiling because of women. Kellyanne Elizabeth Conway and Phyllis Schlafly are notorious for maintaining the status quo. Kellan Conway is a villain because she ruined the closest chance in American history to elect a female president. At the start of Hillary Clinton 's election, most people felt like her campaign was a coronation ceremony. She was the most qualified Politician to run for president in 2016. She was known as a political veteran because she had been battle test as former secretary of state. Her opponent Donald trump seemed unelectable…

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    discrimination against women is violence against women. Violence is defined as a physical act of aggression by one individual or group of individuals against others. According to United States, violence against women can be defined as “Any act of gender based violence that results in or is likely to result in threats, harm or suffering to women whether physical, sexual or psychological, occurring in public or private life. The basic reasons for violence against women are economic dependence,…

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    How much is America aware of inequality with women in another country? How much is society aware of Muslim women struggling with domestic violence in their marriage, the gender roles, and education? Pakistan is currently the most dangerous county in the world for a women to live in, and the ways the country treats women with marriage, gender, education, and domestic violence is prohibiting women from becoming a strong, educated, and independent women they can be. In Pakistan, The men in the…

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    Abuse Of Women In Society

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    controversy over whether it is the person being abused that is at fault or the abuser that is to blame. Some may say the person being abused is at fault, that they did something to provoke their abuser. However this is not the case. No one should be put at fault for being abused. Society does a great job of victim blaming. They put the blame on the victim when it should really be the person who committed the horrific act. There are so many myths in society saying that the victim did…

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    In Australia, today, Men and Women are not equal in society. To this day and probably for a long time feminist campaigners fight for equal rights, but recently they are starting to be ignored because it has been realised that many of their arguments are fabrications, fictitious, fake and just plain wrong. There is no rape culture, that men are the leading cause of death for females, that It is only women who are victims of domestic violence, that 22%–35% of women who visit hospital emergency…

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    America, men and women appear to be equals, by having equal rights and equal opportunities. However, that is only how it appears to be. In reality, society has issued roles for each gender to feel obligated to strive towards or away from. It is difficult to be a woman in society, culture and religious beliefs have greatly influenced the roles that are expected from women by passing down the stereotypes and discrimination from generation to generation. Why does society insist that women are…

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    A woman in todays society will not be treated in the same manner as a man nor looked at the same as a male. Women are constantly seen as a threat or a joke but never as a strong independent woman. Miss Representation demonstrates the strife against society a women constantly encounter on a day to day basis. From young teenage girls in graded school to the women in politics, we as a whole are constantly objectified. Sexism, political status, and male dominated professions are the key issues Miss…

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    Victorian Women and Women in Society Today Today, women are stereotyped everyday all over the world as being the weaker or less significant gender. In addition to the stereotypes, society sees women as fragile, powerless, or insubstantial. Unfortunately, among media or simply walking around in society we overhear statements such as “well you are JUST a girl” or “you need to hurry up and find a good husband to take care of you” because women cannot care for themselves. However, in the Victorian…

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    Page four had a larger impact than I would have ever expected. It contains information that will probably relevant for many years. In “Women Being Sexualized in Society is at an all TIme High” I was educated on the effects of the exploitation of women. After years of seeing women splattered half naked in many areas of society, I had become immune to how my gender is portrayed in a negative light. As a women, I had never felt truly oppressed before. Because of this, I understand the negative…

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    Women In Ancient Society

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    Societies have always held a woman to a different standard compared to that of a man. Ancient societies had many rules and rituals for young girls into woman hood. Imagine yourself being born as a female in Ancient China, you are only three days old, your father would place you under a dark cold bed, to show how lowly and weak you were compared to a male baby. This is one of the many different rituals that were regularly used though out China, Ancient Greece, and Rome. The rituals performed on a…

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