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    The customs and gender roles of human society has changed vastly over time. Hence, upon examining past civilization’s rituals and way of life those who look would be able to see the change. Some instances the changes happen gradually and it would seem almost unconsciously. Some of the changed happen in a noticeably accelerated time frame. One of the changes in society that is still researched by scholars today is how did our society become patriarchal? Did this changed in social structure happen…

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    husband’s property. They faced many challenges in a patriarchal system that overlooked the views of women because they were not considered a person. Women were expected to uphold domestic roles and to make life more comfortable for their children and husband. Women were encouraged to fit into the set gender roles during that time, and many things (Things that are basic human rights such as the right to vocalizing one’s opinions or the right to a higher education), went against the traditional…

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    Several women intervene to assist Odysseus along the rest of his journey. The goddess Athena consistently plays the role as Odysseus’ main helper throughout his voyage. Even the minor helper roles are fulfilled by women including Calypso, Circe, and Nausicaa (Homer). Like the women in the Odyssey, women in the United States are also helpers and continue to occupy similar roles…

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    Diversity In Business

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    box. A group of people can be great due to different gender roles in the mix. Having a man 's experience and women 's experience could be very beneficial especially when we have different backgrounds. Also, men and women tend to have different views on things which could bring on a debate and open our minds to thinking of different reasons and explanations. Having a diverse team is incredibly important because each one can play a different role and bring in their experience. Diversification in…

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    ever seem to change for the female roles that are for women of color. The portrayal of colored women in Hollywood have been misrepresented, creating demeaning ideologies for today’s generation of young girls. Although the depiction of women in media is already exploited, sexualized, and dehumanized, by making women viewed as objects or prizes for the opposite sex; colored women in television, film, and media, are even more ridiculed. Actresses hardly ever play roles that are idolized for being…

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    docile housewife, there to serve her male counterpart as well as be for the most part a secondary character to the overall story. The female character usually is timid and comforting to the people in her home. The first turn that Ibsen takes on this role with his character Hedda Gabler is that Hedda is neither timid nor comforting; Hedda separates herself by being snide and condescending to the people around her. Women have their “place” in the home and in society during that time and Hedda…

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    In the Film “Miss Representation,” Jennifer Siebel documents her whole life story, and how it has affected her from being since she was a little girl to a woman/mother. In her documentary she speaks with a very soft and somewhat of a broken and depressing voice, leading viewers to feel some type of emotion for her. She touches a lot of people with this documentary as she shows through her documentary how all these years’ women have only been good for one thing, a perfect body and a perfect face…

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    Pride And Betrayal In Sula

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    In the novel “Sula” by Toni Morrison, allows us to see the life and relationships of two similar yet very contrasted African American women living in Medallion, Ohio in the early twentieth century. Readers saw a glimpse of the obstacles the two main characters Sula and Nel and the women around them went through. Morrison took us through affairs, murders, friendships, and betrayal. Reoccurring themes throughout this novel include loyalty, pride, friendship, and betrayal. Sula lives with her…

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    have more ‘freedom.’ And, as a teenager I was totally confused about what that meant. In the old system there were so many points of views that did not serve our humanity, which created unresolved conflicts, wars and abuse. And in the new era the role of women was very unclear for me. It seemed that everything was up in the air. My parents were born just before the Second World War in 1932 and 1936. The times must have been challenging…

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    Thelma and Louise is about two best friends who end up on a crazy road trip. Both women trying to get away from their lives start driving to go fishing. Thelma is stuck as a housewife with a husband who seems uncaring and Louise is a waitress. There first stop at a bar however leads to the downfall of the trip. While at the bar Thelma has a few drinks and dances with a man. The man and her head out to the parking lot where the man pins her up against a car and attempts to rape her. Before he can…

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