Female athlete triad

met her in 1995, when I was working at [Place] and doing an outreach clinic in [Place]. She was diagnosed with a disorder in the newborn period and did undergo genital surgery, with removal of her clitoris and establishment of a normal external female genitalia. She has been highly noncompliant in taking her medications and has missed them for days on end, she then becomes very ill because, of course, she does have adrenal insufficiency. She has also had problems with severe acne, and…

Malala as she grew up in the Swat Valley of Pakistan as a female under the control of the Islamic fundamentalists, the Taliban. Despite the Taliban’s strict anti-female education rules, Malala was educated secretly at a school run by her father. However, her family’s defiance in the face of adversity put Malala in an awkward position and on October 9th, 2012, Malala was shot by a Taliban member for the crime of getting an education as a female. Thus, when Malala recovered, she campaigned across…

women’s organizations (during the women prohibition era) that wanted women to be hired to handle and oversee the entry process and correctional custody of female inmates in jails and prison across the USA, these females were called police matrons (Gunnison, 2017). Police matrons were only assigned to work in correctional institutions with females and juveniles…

because he was a guy. I realized I was implying that crying was a feminine act. I think it is more socially acceptable for a female to cry because crying is stereotyped as a feminine act. Considering that James, a male, was in tears several times throughout the movie, and I, a female, barley cried counteracts this stereotype. James and I defied the gender stereotype that females are more emotional than males. Another Gender stereotype that I encountered…

The colonial period in the Americas could best be described as the colonization of the new world and everything that came with it. This includes ongoing relationship struggles with Native Americans. The creation of a new culture and endowing the sources of the new settlers of North america. And primarily the movement towards the independence from a tyrannical Great Britain king and parliament. The colonial period described in literature is the main events of what was happening, including women’s…

In the passage historian Mary R. Breed argues that because of the right to education that women had during the Renaissance, women were able to experience the Renaissance equal to the men. While historian Joan Kelly-Gadol argues that the rights of women prior to the Renaissance were stripped away through the literary works of men. Women during the Renaissance were granted the right to obtain knowledge, but the works of men were the ones crucial to pushing back women to a state of dependency…

The media has, in my opinion the most devastating effect, on how women are portrayed. (2) The media are powerful in that they are unavoidable. According to Dototot - Engaging education: “We are constantly bombarded by media in the form of commercials, billboards, and other advertisements blatantly telling us who we aught to be” (2) (3)Kathy Caprino, a career and personal success coach, writer, TEDx and speaker, and leadership developer dedicated to the advancement of women worldwide, said that…

women in post-war. She learns how to do everything herself. In Orson Welles’s The Lady of Shanghai we are introduced to a newer concept called Femme Fatale, being Rita Hayworth’s character. In film noir the men are usually betrayed by these “femme females” however, in Mildred Pierce, Mildred was the one that was betrayed by no one else but her…

Lady Gaga Introduction / Paragraph 1: I am researching Lady Gaga. Her real name is Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta ,and her parents names are Joseph and Cynthia. Lady Gaga was known for lots of things such as being a television actress , being a songwriter. Even though Lady Gaga faced a lot of happy things in her life/ She also faced a lot of rejection. Paragraph 2: “Lady Gaga is my name. If you know me, and you call me Stefani, you don't really know me at all. Lady Gaga”…

Hitchcock's Vertigo (1958) portrays a man's (John’s) passion for control and the dangers of idealisation and desire. Vertigo; "a sensation of whirling and loss of balance, associated particularly with looking down from a great height”1 is a metaphor of protagonist John “Scotty” Ferguson relationship with Judy Barton/Madeleine Elster. The narrative structure of Vertigo is fundamentally driven by the encounters between John and Madeleine/Judy. The relationship between the two progresses on the…