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    What is mate choice? How did it evolve and why does it differ between sexes? To answer these questions, we first have to understand what it means to be female and what it means to be male under evolutionary standards and how the two sexes contribute to reproduction. Under biological terms, a female is the sex that produces the ova or egg, which is the larger sex gamete. The egg is large because it contains nutrients and material needed for the development of offspring as well as the DNA of the…

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    what they believe is right. Women have risen from the suburbs and are now able to be called female athletes. Female athletes all over the world are making history that seemed impossible to. The day Mrs. Kings defeated Riggs at the Houston Astrodome showed a huge impact to man and women in the early 1970s. Stated in the excerpt “Most important, perhaps for women everywhere, she convinced skeptics that a female athlete can survive pressure-filled situations and that men are susceptible to nerves…

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    better. Just like Simone had to undergo difficult situations, other women have also been underestimated by not only males but society as well. One theme of The Whale Rider by Witi Ihimaera is the empowerment of women. In the book The Whale Rider, female empowerment was shown throughout…

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    Female athletes in America get less coverage in the media due to gender bias. The attention is focused mainly more on apparel, the attractiveness level, sexy or how ladylike they are. The media often portrays female athletes as lower to their male equivalents and are indifferent of their true abilities. The little coverage received often sexually, portrays female athletes by putting the spotlight on their looks and strength. Instead, the media is quick to withdrawal at women who do not fit into…

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    filled with important women that play a vital role in how the story unfolds. The different kinds of female characters help us to understand where women fit in the progressive Greek culture of Homer. These representations of female power in The Odyssey can be shown by the women known as the wise strategists, the ones with dangerous sexuality, and the dependable family pillars. One representation of female power in this poem is the Wise Strategist. An example of a character such as this is the…

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    Through research I realised that females were represented through a number of occupations which had gradually increased from the 1960’s to the 1990’s, even though there were changes in some job levels which were higher and being mainly distinct. This was both professional and managerial positions. But I saw that this could not even be linked with the end of gender discrimination because during these four decades there was always gender discrimination existing. It was not in a dominant form but…

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    Killing Baby Girls 1. By killing female infants and also not presenting female children with the same opportunities for education as males in countries like India, it prevents women from making substantial contributions to certain fields. This not only negatively affects the communities of the countries of countries such as India, but also the entire world. The advancements and contributes that could be made to fields like science and medicine by the female children that are killed or ignored by…

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    offenses than feminine inmates, negating the concept that woman inmates are filtered more proficiently and as a result those who do go to penitentiary are more of a lawbreaker than their male counterparts. It is obvious that the variances amongst female and male correctional facilities are a result of the interaction among correctional institutional characteristics. The simplification that feminine offenders are turn out to be more like masculine offenders is not completely correct. In its place…

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    Fraying the Fringes of the Female form: Female Genital Cosmetic Surgery and the commodification of the designer vagina. The number of women undertaking Female Genital Cosmetic Surgery (referred to as FGCS) surgery in Australia, and worldwide, is increasing. Irrespective of the wide-ranging variation in the female genitalia, a certain ‘kind’ of female genitalia has gathered a much envied identifier as being more aesthetically pleasing. It is such a shame that many women compare their own bodies…

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    Encouraging young women to enroll in engineering programs prompts the concern of how to maintain female involvement, especially when the material becomes increasingly challenging. Researchers for The American Association of University Women, pursued the question of why so few women are involved in science, math, engineering, and mathematics, and concluded in their 2010 publication, “Students who lack confidence in their math or science skills are less likely to engage in tasks that require those…

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