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    Feminism By Katie Hopkins

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    Feminism. It's movement which is aims to bring equality to men and women but is usually interpreted by misogynists as an attempt for women to gain the upper hand. Therefore, I wasn't surprised when I read an article, written by the infamous Katie Hopkins, claiming that women need to “toughen up” if they can't take a sexist joke. Reading the article made me feel like I was living in the 19th century, during a time where women were only expected to follow men’s orders. The first thing that…

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    negatively affects society’s view of the feminist movement and harms the image of women in general. (end of intro) By definition, feminism is “the social, political, and economic equality between the sexes”. When the first wave began, it was radical to call yourself a feminist. However, people knew the real meaning at that time, the actual definition. In the new wave of feminism, people have come to see this word as ugly and undesirable. It has become skewed and twisted by the people who are…

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    Poetry allows a person to voice their beliefs and create a concrete form to issue the importance of race and feminism. By writing this poem, Audre Lorde is seeking for equality. She references to the fact that African American women tend to suffer more than a woman from any other race. She wants to impact society with her words, by bringing awareness to the fact that women are entitled to their rights, as well as African Americans in general. She places emphasis on the strong role that African…

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    The Second Wave Feminism

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    discussing the topic of feminism, one must explore the deep and extensive history it has. Spreading over only several decades, the amount of change that has occurred because of the rise and presence of feminism is astounding. Feminism, as dictonary.com defines it, is the the advocacy of women's rights on the grounds of political, social, and economic equality to men. Over the years, feminism has taken many different forms in order to achieve this goal. First wave feminism took place during the…

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    Whole Stole Feminism

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    The term Feminism dates back to the 1880s and was coined in France. The idea spread to Britain and then following to the United States. The first and second waves lasted from the 1880s all the way up to the 1980s. These two waves can be seen as helpful and any arguments against that statement will not hold up to any scrutiny. People like Christina Hoff Sommers, a reputable economist and author of “Whole Stole Feminism?”, believe the third wave has become nothing but harmful to our society. She…

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    Abstract: The most striking feature of Indian English novel is the appearance of women novelists who gave new dimension to Indian English novel. In the beginning of the 1980’s, Indian English Literature received an international status. After independence, women writing have acquired an importance more than even before. They have started questioning the age old oppression and colonization. Indian women writers in English fiction have been presenting women as the centre of concern in their…

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    Feminism In Ex Machina

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    critics have also claimed the movie is meant to empower women and support a feminist movement. Due to the criticism of exploitation represented in the character of Kyoko, the weaponized nature of Ava’s forced sexuality, and the depiction historic feminism, Garland creates a feminist film seeking to ultimately empower women. Kyoko is initially introduced…

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    1.DEFINITION OF FEMINISM According to different social structure theses have been put forward regarding the status of women within the historical process. One of the most popular of these is the patriarchal / patriarchal society structure of matriarch / matriarchal. Particularly, women were regarded as masters of power and power in the matriarchal period in the hunter-gatherer society when they were in a more prestigious position. In the patriarchal / patriarchal period where agriculture was…

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    Feminism In Miley Cyrus

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    “Feminism is a range of political movements, ideologies, and social movements that share a common goal: to define establish, and achieve equal political, economic, personal, and social rights for women. This includes seeking to establish equal opportunities for women in education and employment.” Before we begin to answer whether or not Miley Cyrus is a feminist, we need to understand the true meaning of what feminism really is. Meanings range from an array of options, however, it comes down to…

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    Feminism. We have all heard the word before but, how would you describe it? Perhaps something describing “women empowerment”. In Gilman's book, Herland, the meaning of the word “feminism” is embellished, explained, and most importantly, recognized. This powerful word allowed women’s liberation to permeate throughout a discombobulated duration of time. “Gilman redefines womanhood, declaring women the equal of men in all spheres of life.” (Desimone). Whilst holding ideals of equality, these…

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