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    Women's Movement

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    grievances were given the utmost importance at the convention (Stanton, Anthony, and Cage). Suffrage, or the right to vote, was something women did not possess; however, they still had to live in a society governed by a body they had no say on. Additionally, women had no right to property- even if they earned it. Everything a woman earned belonged to her husband. Women were often considered property and therefore belonged to their husbands. It took time, but the Seneca Falls convention was…

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    media many women get treated differently. Women are now taking a stand against how the media and businesses treat women. Women have come a long way from how they used to get treated. Women’s pay equality has been an issue for many years. Men are continuously earning more money for the same work. Women are expected to dress formally in the workplace and have more rules and restrictions than men when it comes to dresscode. Women work equally as have as men and deserve equal pay. Women’s pay is not…

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    Women are becoming more involved with the corporate world at managerial levels. Although they are progressing and ranking up through corporations, they still remain discriminated at senior and executive levels. They are limited to jobs such as teachers and nurses, or even secretaries. Women are not seen to have the potential leadership at a senior level to fit the image of a successful corporation. The workforce should be more diverse since we live in a modern day society. There should be an…

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    Act is one example of a public policy error. This is supposed to help the Equal Pay Act of 1963 to ensure that employers give fair wages to everyone. This act is to ensure that employers do not discriminate based on sex. Despite of this, women still earn just 79 cents while men make a dollar on average. Moreover, women of color like Non-Hispanic Black and Hispanic get less than all women workers. Even though there is an Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, it is not enough to monitor if…

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    article “The Real Reason Women Still Get Paid Less” goes in depth on why men get paid more than women. In today's society, women face challenges with getting equal pay as men due to gender discrimination. Gender discrimination occurs when sexes are treated differently. Women skills are undervalued, so women are often paid less than men for doing the same job. Pay scales for jobs requiring similar skills or qualifications tend to be lower when they are mostly done by women. Women also earn less…

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    Wage Gap In America

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    wage gap in America is still a problem that affects thousands of women and most importantly women of color, today. Many women have been a victim of the wage gap between men and women and many think it’s not fair and we should all be equal. A wage gap is when an individual gets paid more or less than another person for the equal amount of labor. Other countries around the world are already beyond this point and have equal pay between women and men. Countries like Italy, Norway, Slovenia, and…

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    Feminist Ideology

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    Feminism is both a movement and an ideology. Its definition may differ in scope depending on those defining it. However, feminism has influenced generations of women, has changed the role of women both culturally and politically, and has sparked several movements aimed at bettering the conditions of women and gaining them equal rights and equal access to government. Far from forgotten, feminism remains relevant even today. Defining feminism can be difficult as the goals of feminism evolve and…

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    Women's Wage Gap Analysis

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    “In this country women are earing 77% of what their male counterparts earn. This means that women would need to work an extra three months in order to earn the same amount that men did in the past year” (Patten, 2015). When Thomas Jefferson drafted the declaration of Independence he hoped to form a new country in which its people would be served by their government. In this document it states that “all men are created equal” (Declaration of Independence, 1776), but yet today, over 200 years…

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    It is no hidden secret that there even in today’s day and age there are many companies which have gender gaps in wages and discriminate against women by paying them significantly less than their male counterparts. In news we hear about women fighting for their right of equal pay and trying to break the “glass ceiling” yet companies still continue to treat employees differently based on their sex. One key area in which this is seen as a reoccurring issue is in the higher education sector. There…

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    about making women strong. Women are already strong. It 's about changing the way the world perceives that strength.” said G.D. Anderson. This quote shows how women fought for equality for years. Women were always seen as housekeepers, and a weaker gender that doesn’t have any rights. For many centuries girls were growing up with a thought that they must sit at home, cook, and look after children. Any girl or woman couldn’t see their life differently, until the feminists came. After women got…

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