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    but are just a way for people to come to judgements faster (Brewer). Unfortunately, these stereotypes, particularly those describing women have hindered their ability to be treated equally to men. Many of these stereotypes have to do with the work place and home life. Men are expected to be the providers of the family, and partake in more hands on work. Women on the other hand are expected to stay at home, raise the family, and maintain the household (Brewer). The workplace is one area…

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    April 12th, equal pay day, symbolized how far women must work to earn what men earned in the previous year. This day is dedicated to raise awareness of the gender pay gap. All human cultures have various expectations regarding the male or female gender. There are many standards that dictate how individuals should dress, think, behave, and interact with the world around them. It is when these roles begin to reduce the life chances of individuals and preserve inequality that becomes problematic.…

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    everyday. There are still some countries in the world who are keeping those basic rights from women, but more and more women in those same countries are taking a stand and fighting for their own equality. Some of those rights include voting rights, equal pay, and reproductive rights. Over the last 100 years, great strides have been made in women's rights, but we are still pushing for better and more equal abilities. Most people now days take voting for granted being that they never had to…

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    Although the Equal Pay Act has existed for more than fifty years now, women are still paid less than their male counterparts in every single industry within the United States (Anderson). Lori Andrus discusses the cause of this continuing discrimination, while encouraging her female counterparts in advocating for equal pay by suing, in her piece “Level the playing field.”Anderson stresses her points by dissecting The Equal Pay Act and statistics, to show the main cause of the pay gap and to…

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    No. Women will be given the same opportunities as men but will not get the respect they deserve. Equal pay, sports, and genetics are results of men and women not ever being able to be achieve true gender equality. The wage gap between men and women are significantly different but is really affecting women of color. Every dollar an American man makes is only eighty cents a women makes(Nwlc.org Par 1 Equal Pay Law). There is an equal pay law that has been in action for 50 years. (Nwcl.org Par 2…

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    Equal Pay for Women I am curious to know if women received the same pay as men would women work harder. I have always found it appalling that women are paid less than men. Which I believe women being paid less than men makes them want to want to work harder to earn more. But if women were equal to men would women still try to break barriers in the work place? And would they still work to the same standard as men? I plan to take a feminist perspective for this project. This can be viewed from a…

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    wanted male or female help(“Employment Ads”). Which limited the types of jobs women could obtain. Feminist were outraged and protested.The American government acknowledged the discontent of American women and in 1964 passed the Civil Rights Act which prohibited discrimination based on race, religion, national origin, and gender. The government went a step further to appease civil and women's rights activists by creating Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) to handle discrimination in…

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    Equal Pay for Women Discrimination can be seen through many different aspects wage discrimination between a man and a women is a highly controversial subject that needs to be discussed. I am for women getting equal pay as men because women can have the same qualifications if not better than their male counterparts and are still underpaid in most workplace settings. Through the years women have been underpaid by their male counterparts in society. Women should get equal pay as men because women…

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    Throughout history, women have been making lower salaries than men. In 1963 an equal pay act was passed, fast-forward 46 years later, the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay of 2009 was passed. Then in 2014, President Barack Obama signed two executive orders on equal pay. It is now 2016 and women have not yet achieved equal pay with men. Women 's average yearly salary is still less than men 's. Many have placed the blame on women 's lack of negotiation and personal choices. Such as women leaving work due…

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    English Composition 1 8 October 2015 Equal Pay for All Since the time women joined the workforce there was hesitation from men, men who still believed that women should only be seen in the kitchen or cleaning their home. This pushed women to work harder, they earned their spot working next to men, even if there were some of the opposite sex who still had that out of date mindset. Even though women have come as far as they have, they still have a ways to go. Women today only get a fraction…

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