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    Gender equality has become a popular topic over time. The attempt to change society’s norms about gender equality has resulted in groups promoting the disapproval of the inequalities. During World War II, women were encouraged to start working; to take over jobs that the “man of the house” would normally be expected to do. This was the additional push that women needed in order to revolt against the standards of society. Although, in the 1950s, the typical woman was once again “put back in her…

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    In 2012 psychologists got together to observe and analyze how many men and women purse team sports in their spare time. They observed men and women participating in Intramural sports and recreational games, and also took into consideration recreational activity in four different states. Their studies showed that in Intramural sports only twenty-six percent of women participated and in recreational activity there were plenty of women there to exercise but only ten percent were participating in…

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    Gender equality, an issue in which no one ever wins or ends on a positive note. Inequality between the sexes has existed since the beginning of civilization, and is still present to this day. However the inequality isn’t as awful as it once was years ago, yet it is still an issue that many are passionate about. As one, society has progressed in both positive and negative ways; with the fight against equality among the sexes people have gone to known to be quite passionate about the subject thus…

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    women are born Slaves?” in her book Some Reflections upon Marriages. For years, gender equality has been a major issue in the world as women were seen to be significantly lower than men were. As the years went on, women are being seen as equals to men; however, there is still a lot that needs to be done to achieve complete gender equality. Shakespeare is one of the couple people known to support feminism and gender equality because it was a theme in some of his famous plays such as Macbeth and…

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    Gender Inequality Society , society , society in today’s century everything is about society and the social media. Thanks to Emma Watsons UN speech about Gender Equality I have realized that society 's expectations for women and men are very different. Men have their own career goals that must be followed, because of the society or else society will judge you. This also goes to the women, women have their own specific career goals that they must follow, and however their goal is very…

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    You enter an art gallery and you come upon Cindy Sherman’s #10 untitled film still (fig. A.1.). In this photograph you see women squatting down on the floor; her skirt is pulled up. You are taken aback by the girl in this sexual position, and frankly, you are a bit uncomfortable. You then see the spilled groceries on the ground and place her in the place of a housewife, running around to cook dinner for her husband. The way that we view this photograph can be attributed back to the theory, of…

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    growth, social development and environmental sustainability. Gender equality and women's empowerment are human rights that lie at the heart of development and the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals. The centrality of women’s empowerment and the realization of women’s…

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    "Individual Efforts Can Help Arab Women Gain Gender Equality." Voting Rights. Ed. Tom Lansford. Detroit: Greenhaven Press, 2008. Opposing Viewpoints. Rpt. from "A Women 's Non-Movement: What It Means to Be a Woman Activist in an Islamic State." Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East 27 (2007): 160-172. Opposing Viewpoints in Context. Web. 10 Mar. 2016 In Asef Bayet’s Article “Women Gain Gender Equality,” it is clearly mentioned that “Islamic gender apartheid goes far…

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    In recent three decades, the importance of gender equality, women’s empowerment and the recognition of women’s rights in succeeding sustainable development has progressively recognized. All over the world gender equity is refer to human rights, precisely women's rights, as well as economic development. Precisely, gender equality means that women and men have the same rights, equal access to resources as well as opportunities across all social institutions such as family, education, politique,…

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    Finally in 1964, the Civil Rights Act made it illegal to discriminate an employee based on their gender or race. 50 years have gone by since that law was passed yet women and feminists everywhere are still fighting to gain rights that they were promised oh so long ago. It is 2016 and women who work the same job as men, are paid 20% less than their male counterpart. It is very evident that the gender gap is real and so is discrimination towards women in the workplace, but there is not enough…

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