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    In Britain’s past society, the social issues of this time period can be examined in “The Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens, and other selections. Britain had a growing urban population that brought with it squalid situations and ill-treatment of women and children. In this time period, it was overcrowded, filthy, and replete with violations of civil rights. Dickens and the other authors were able to bring attention to the social problems of past England. The social issues are depicted the ills…

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    In the episode called “Game changer”, Haley’s father is explaining that an IPad can be used as a library, as a movie theater or as a music store all rolled into one. Haley’s sister tells her that a library is a place where people get books and Haley responds by saying that a movie theater is a place where people go on dates. What Alex is implying is that her sister is too stupid to know what a library is. On the other hand, Haley’s response implies that she has been on many dates because she is…

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    This poem “Invisible Soldier” by Sarge Lintecum is about a lady soldier that has come back from fighting for her country and doesn’t feel the appreciation according to the speaker. I think what this poem is trying to get across is that to never forget the people that served for our country. The speaker is this poem really supports the lady soldier as she thinks that the soldier should not be “invisible” any more. We know that she deserves to be remembered because in this poem the speaker states…

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    privileged as well as what it truly means in doing gender. With a strong sense of the demands of what society puts on females, and even a glimpse of the males role, through Ken. The song starts out with Ken picking up Barbie, and having her get into his car, an act what is still considered to be appropriate in many upper class cultures, where the man is suppose to pick up the female when going out. Some may say that Barbie has come a long way when it comes to diversity, however, many will…

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    All year long, Myrtle Beach is an adventure-seeker’s paradise, courtesy of pleasant temperatures and a host of appealing adventures for those looking to enjoy the sun’s rays in a lively setting. With nearly 14 million annual visitors, this is a coastal city travelers have come to trust to provide an enticing respite throughout all four seasons. A central component of solo male travelers’ revelry is the myriad of captivating locals eager to make the acquaintance of astute gentlemen seeking time…

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    strong, manly, or stoic the male model is, he will never be able to fully live up to the phallic ideas of the world around him; it simply is not possible to be the ultimate man. Even though men in pin-ups do their best to assert a dominance over the female viewer, Dyer explains that even the best imaging cannot make the models appear as masculine as they desire when he states, “Like so much else about masculinity, images of men, founded on such multiple instabilities, are such a strain. Looked…

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    Masculinity In Powada

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    The conception of masculinity that results in this clear division of gender roles. The role of procreator is closely tied to masculine sexuality. Having children emerged as a universal sign of masculinity. Many people think that to have children is an important part of fulfilling the responsibilities of men in the family. Interestingly, this men agreeing that having a male child is important. It is possible that this is because many men view having a male child as the woman’s responsibility…

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    Red Kangaroo Essay

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    Red Kangaroo Research Paper They’re marsupials. Known for their pockets that their joeys stay in, and for their amazing capability of jumping high. The red kangaroo can in fact do both of these things, but has far more interesting features. This species of kangaroo can live in a wide range of habitats, its evolutionary history goes far back, it has amazing adaptations, has close relatives, and have been impacted by humans. Habitat The red kangaroo is among one of the many species of…

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    anything more shocking are the lucky ones. There are hundreds of thousands of girls worldwide suffering in increased poverty and turmoil due to their gender. Girls are barred from education and married as child brides. Atrocities such as rape and female genital mutilation are committed daily and these girls, girls like Malala Yousafzai and countless others whose voices we can hear, are the ones who undeniably still need the movement so many uninformed people use as a punchline. There is no…

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    Saint Justa Analysis

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    paintings, a statement I do not fully agree with. Although the two-story museum’s walls are furnished with with a wide variety of subject content there is a chauvinistic sense about their collections. I am not saying there is an unequal ratio of male to female portraits because there isn’t. The museum has a plethora of women as subjects, but they only seem to only display women painted by men. Two paintings that really stood out to me were Portrait of María Luisa Gabriela of Savoy painted by…

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