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    2016 Equal Pay Act of 1963 The sixties was dominated by historical events that shaped present-day society. These events included the Civil Rights movement, the assassination of John F. Kennedy which resulted in the presidency to be assigned to Lyndon B. Johnson, the Bay of Pigs invasion, the Cuban Missile Crisis and lastly the Moon landing. The feminine mystique 16th street baptist church, four little black girls were at church when a bomb exploded killing them as a result. The equal pay act…

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    churches and there were quarrels taking place between protesters and the police that were being televised on national television. Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was passed to deal with the increasing demands of African Americans to have equal rights just like White Americans. During the 1960’s era racism was at an all time high in the United States, mainly taking place in the Southern States. There was so much prejudice happening that African Americans were not allowed to do the same…

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    HOW THE INEQUALITY OF WOMEN IMPACTS OUR SOCIETY I 'm sure everybody is aware of over-used advertisements that use gorgeous, sun kissed women on the front of billboards, magazines and also video games. Women are blatantly used as the face of advertisements all over the world. Unrealistic expectations are then placed upon women and young girls to fulfil these images, when in reality many of these advertisements have been photoshopped, rendered and edited to the satisfaction of the publisher.…

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    behavior toward one gender believed to be inferior by another.” -EEOC But how is a gender going to affect the pay in which was worked for. Or even about the position an individual can get in an incorporation. As well as the responsibility an individual can have due to the gender. Stand alone discrimination creates vast amounts of discrimination across America on the following; age, disability, pay, race, gender, religion. The list goes on. But the main point of this paper is to focus on gender…

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    Gender equality is the equal rights and consideration of the sexes. For decades, women have always done what men told them to do; thus, creating “what is feminine” and “what is masculine”. Even though we are all human, women have been trained to be submissive while men have been trained to be large and in charge. Since the beginning of time, men and women were seen as two separate people; men did all the hard work and women stayed home to take care of the children and the household. These…

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    The Women 's Rights Movement influenced this current generation of females so that women would not have to experience gender discrimination, but have the same and equal privileges as men. Throughout many years, numerous women battled and suffered through discrimination against being a woman in the workplace, legalization to obtain birth-control without having to be married, inequality based on sex, the rights to abortion, and educational opportunities (“Women 's Rights Timeline”). Being a woman…

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    Gender Inequalities in the Work Place The United States Census Bureau shows that women only make .79 cents to every dollar a man makes! Is this an outrage or is there a reason for this? Within this paper I’m going to inform and research the history and answer that question. In the last 100 years women have closed the gap significantly in gender equality. However, this is still a huge problem in politics, home, and the work place so let me explain why it is and why we haven’t overcome this issue…

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    Waves Of Feminism

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    retaliations. Some people support the idea, but some are averse towards it. Based on Wikipedia, feminism is a belief in the equality between men and women in social, political, economic rights and possibilities in employment and education. Feminists, the people who support the idea of feminism, continue to campaign for women's right in receiving equal opportunities like those of men. This includes the rights to vote, to be voted, in possessing their own properties, to receive the same amount of…

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    enlightenment of its women.(“All”).” Women in different societies want and need different things. They also need and want some of the same things. The western society views the Egyptian role of women oppressing because of the Egyptian modest dress and view women are pressured into wearing. For some women this fashion is empowering and being a housewife is a desired occupation. This idea to many modern liberal western women would not be a desired. In the United States, women are given a…

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    various issues about women. The goals of these movements kept on changing as women learnt more about their rights. The goals women fought for in the early 1920s were different from those fought for in 1970s. This paper shall discuss the various rights fought for and how women rights movement changed over time. The paper shall allude from Gloria Steinem ‘Testimony on Equal rights amendment’, Margret Sanger’s ‘The case of birth control’, and Jane Addams, ‘Utilization of women in city government’.…

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