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    Introduction: Gender inequality towards women in Sierra Leone can be described as inequitable or impractical compared to the equality of women in developed/western countries. The roles women are expected to play are general expectations such as cooking, cleaning, and staying at home with the children, leaving women in Sierra Leone with very little to no chance of stepping out of these expected roles to prevent being stigmatized or possibly killed (Luna 2016). According to the Social Institutions…

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    organisations including the UN have issued policies against GBV which have been adopted worldwide by some nations committed towards ending GBV (Moreno et al, 2005; Vincent and Eveline, 2014). These policies are aimed at curbing GBV and ensure gender equality and women’s empowerment is implemented by governments around the globe (Vincent and Eveline, 2014; Heise, 1998). However, some of these nations including Tanzania face problems in effecting full implementation of these policies and are held…

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    Feminism is the advocacy of women's rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes. While the feminist movement is important in the present day, the play written in 1947 by Tennessee Williams became known for its portrayal of the dynamics between men and women. In the play, A Streetcar Named Desire, feminism plays the main role. Taking place after the second world war, the men of this play assume that they have more power than women. While, in reality, the women have the same or greater…

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    Hemingway and Gilman’s Depiction of Women: Unnecessary The famous women's rights and suffrage movement activist, Susan B Anthony said, “Men, their rights, and nothing more; women, their rights, and nothing less.” Her ambitious agenda for women’s rights was met with fierce resistance and ingrained social norms. The proper role of women and their appropriate duties was a controversial issue in the early 20th century. Many firmly believed a woman’s role should be confined to the domestic…

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    Feminism is a powerful word and a movement that has inspired and empowered many with the simple meaning and goal for there to be equality between genders in all areas of life. There have been dozens of artistic and literary pieces which have contributed in some way to the spread of feminism. Feminist literature is considered to be a work which supports the goal of feminism, equality, and typically draws attention to the inequality problems between men and women in different areas of life, such…

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    Freedom of thought hasn't always been accessible for women. In the 19th century women were belittled and restricted from expressing their thoughts and feelings. And when a woman did express any form of emotion other than obedience, she was labeled as insane. Ernest Hemingway gave a reporter a perfect response of sexism over a friend's breakup, ¨But why couldn’t he have told her to go to hell? Because she was sick. It’s being sick makes them act so bloody awful usually and it’s because they’re…

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    to be brave. Her speech was well received by many people, with only a few negative comments. I think that Sandberg’s TEDtalk is a great contribution to women 's rights movement because someone has to remember all of us that we still fighting for equality. 1. Sandberg expresses her concern about how people judge…

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    Women's Rights In Congo

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    a human. The women that are sold have the absence of gender equality and human rights. When the women are sold then are intended for the purpose as sex slave. From Iraq Fiona Keating reports, “At least 2,500 women and children have been imprisoned, sexually abused and sold for around $10 each by Isis slavers.” 2,500 women and children with their rights stolen from them. That is a remarkably high number that shows how much gender equality and female safety is needed in Iraq. Afghanistan is also…

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    Despite the lack of credibility of several data and evidences, the author successfully indicates the importance of giving higher education to women which in term can lead to the development of country. The main point of the article “Educate Girls, Eradicate Poverty” by Hoon Eng Khoo is to emphasize the role of education, especially higher education in women’s lives with regard to increase their performance in both political and economic areas, and diminish the poverty. Firstly, the author…

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    How has feminism impacted society and pop culture today? What is feminism? Feminism is the equality of women's rights on the grounds of political, social, and economic equality to men. Women are most likely payed less than a man on the same exact job. Women have been fighting for gender equality for many years now and it is just now starting to have an impact on society. These are some things you should know about it. How has feminism helped society so far? Feminism has helped blur the lines…

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