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    Tim Carnevale Feminist exercises 1-3 Exercise 1) The first assumption of Empowerment Feminist Theory is that social and political forces shape an individual. These forces in a person’s environment help shape an individual’s values, expectations, and behaviors. For example, a business man values hard-work, time management, and assertiveness. This man is socialized into a business environment. This environment stresses that individuals be hard-working, have good time management skills, and be…

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    Empowerment theory: Empowerment theory is a social process that assists individuals in gaining control and fostering power over their own lives and environment. This theory promotes self-efficacy, consciousness, personal responsibility, dual perspective, and a reduction in self-blame. (Langer & Lietz, 2015). Strengths in this theory include the consistency with social work values and ethics; it addresses oppression, discrimination and marginalization on a political and clinical scale, and is in…

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    Each is codependent for each other. Gender equality and women empowerment are not new terms by any means. Depending on the countries the levels of all four variables have been based in countless countries’ traditional norms or changing norms. These four variables, in modern times, were global announced and showcased at the 1995 Beijing Platform for action, which enacted a global commitment to women’s rights and women empowerment, all which was to amplify the rates for economic and human…

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    infer she was getting scared that she might not win so by boosting her own self-confidence it helped her win. It states "There is no track meet that I don't win first place." and It also states" I am the best runner." This relates to why internal empowerment is better because if she did not empower herself one can infer that she might have won and might have quit the one thing she was good at. Also In another poem called Still I Rise the main character does not…

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    the most powerful effect in which as the ability to create, shape and reinforce cultural norms and strengthen gender stereotypes. However, despite the criticism of women within the media, this paper will enhance women empowerment through mass media. I will analyze women empowerment campaigns of certain companies such as…

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    women face inequality in high schools, women are compensated less raring them lower than the poverty line and women in the United States are underrepresented in the government. However in South Africa the state has achieved a higher rate of women empowerment. Girls in high schools are facing issues of inequality especially in sports. The problem is that women are seen as the ''weaker sex.'' Alexandra Raphel a journalist stated that between 2009 and 2010 school year 53 athletic opportunities were…

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    Empowerment vs. Oppression The educational system is full of various teaching methods and objectives, in order to provide children with the knowledge they must obtain. Over the past few weeks, we have taken a look at how a variety of teaching methods have affected the classroom, as well as what the children learn as a result. There are two different ideas to this spectrum; oppression versus empowerment. The work of John Dewey in “The School and Society” focuses on creativity in the…

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    resolution skills, accountability, leadership, dealing with changes and client empowerment. Finally, I will discuss potential issues, dilemmas and challenges…

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    A Feminist Take on Gender Empowerment as Portrayed in King Lear The precepts of a male dominated society have been the basis of natural culture and polite society throughout history. Misogynistic values and ideas have been directly mirrored from the time Shakespeare wrote King Lear, which was demonstrated in Elizabethan philosophy and the male dominance of society. As King Lear challenges gender roles it also alludes to an underlying root of sexism in society, wherein Shakespeare portrays a…

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    cultural empowerment is not central to King’s agenda, explain why. Cultural empowerment refers to the way of life, that talks about food,language, clothes, and spirtual ideas. Empowering others by teaching and telling them the stories and traditions of your family, it also refers to the freedom of being to practice your own culture, while also respecting other cultures. This broad definition/understanding of cultural empowerment leads me to believe that empowerment is central to Kings essays.…

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