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    the 70s. She changed the journalism industry forever. Another familiar face to American feminism is Emma Watson. The 24 year old UN Goodwill Ambassador has given many speeches infront of large groups of people addressing how men need to start joining the fight to support women for gender equality when it comes to school environment and the work place. However, the battle against the sexes is no new fight. Feminism writings can be dated back to as far back as the 17th century. Puritan women in…

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    recognition for her amazing athletic accomplishments; media scrutinized her for her hairstyle (pg. 113). This makes you question if because she is such an amazing female, black athlete if people were intimidated and the only thing they could say about her was her hair. My second image for intersectionality is an abortion ad. Statistically black women are more likely to have an unintended, unwanted pregnancy, and therefore an abortion. Finances and health care…

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    Misogyny was a big idea in medieval times, that brought across the thought of feminine behavior in women. “Chaucer’s poetry bringing women to life only…killed off, lost or silent, and erased” (Rigby). Feminism is found in every corner of today’s society. The gist of gender inequality is emphasized by modern feminists describing the females and males roles in this world. Feminist literature is found in society expressing the thoughts of women from the view points of men writing about women or…

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    someone who has had the ability to oversee feminism at some of its most prevalent moments, I can confidently say that I can discuss feminism with a clear understanding of it’s concepts and workings. My experience with the theory is directly influenced by my family members, and how they allow me to see how a true feminist can change the world for women around the world, and better the society we live in. I will also be looking at the Three Waves of Feminism and how it allowed women to speak out,…

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    song was released in 1994 as a form of taking a stand against the derogatory terms used in hip-hop to discuss women. Queen Latifah, as well as many other female rappers, semi-dominated the hip-hop nation for several years when women empowerment and feminism were brought to the table. Since the beginning of the rap era, men dominated the genre, but during the end of the 20th century women came on…

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    Feminism constantly works to eliminate oppression, inequality and discrimination. A highly important tool used by feminists to do this that assesses differences among individuals in society which the author of “Feminisms Matters”, Victoria Bromley critiques is called intersectionality. Intersectionality enables one’s critical thinking about a person’s interconnected multiple identities and also goes into a deep investigation about how these identities are interwoven into society’s power…

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    find women still face sexual discrimination. Female act upon their insecurities by exaggerating the stereotyped behavior through hyperfeminine because they were raised to do those things. ( no bullying.com) Some people argue that feminism is the same as sexism, but feminism is the advocacy of women's rights on the grounds of political, social, and economic equality to men(Merriam-Webster). Unlike sexist, feminist is not trying to make everyone feminine they…

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    Through persisting in strong feminist views throughout the maelstrom of growing up, however, Esperanza is able to become a strong woman, capable of anything. Cisneros’ use of point of view and characterization in this novella evinces the theme that feminism is vital to developing one’s character and setting oneself free from the terror and tribulation of their childhood. A theme that the reader understands through an analyzation of this novel…

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    more progressive society by embodying modern day feminism. Using both the Boatwright sisters and the Owens women, Kidd illustrated how women during this time were not solely focused on becoming housewives, mothers or housekeepers. Instead, Kidd demonstrated how their independence from popery, as entrepreneurs, and as single…

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    This is particularly apparent in regards to gender-based violence; a current debate which has prominently appeared via the #MeToo social media movement. This movement, despite being created in 2007 by Tarana Burke, a black activist seeking to emphasise the omnipresence of sexual assault amongst women of colour, has recently been dominated by upper class, white cis-women in Hollywood in relative positions of power (Scott 2017). This is despite the fact that women who…

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