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    "Men 's Checklist " Male privilege is a topic that actually only pertains to women because men ignore the fact that they are privileged. Peggy McIntosh said “I think white are carefully taught not to recognize white privilege , as males are taught not to recognize male privilege “. Online sources define male privilege as " A concept used to examine the social, economic and political advantages or rights available to men solely on the basis of their sex. A men 's access to these benefits may…

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    Dolores Huerta Essay

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    During the time that Dolores was fighting for the injustices made to farm workers she realized the impact that she had in young women everywhere. During one of the boycotts taken place in California she came into contact with Gloria Steinem whom she realized the common interest to serve and fight for women’s rights. Dolores Huerta then began her journey to challenge gender discrimination not only in the farms but everywhere where women stepped. Dolores Huerta knew that the best…

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    rights to men. The movement was not lead by any specific person, instead by multiple women 's liberation groups, protestors, advocates, feminist theory groups, and other individuals dedicated to women and their freedom. For example, Betty Friedan, Gloria Steinem, Germaine Greer, and the NOW organization (National Organization for Women). There are people that believe the movement helped women and people who think that it did not help women. I believe that it did liberate American women. It…

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    Sex Trafficking Challenges

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    Women have suffered countless obstacles in which to reach their rights. Having to die to achieve their goals, such as to stop domestic violence, women trafficking, and to be paid equal as men. Even though they have accounted many barriers to achieve their goals, not all believe it is the right choice. Making some women be the bystanders to these problems that are occurring right in front of them. When women started paying attention to women's rights was in the year of 1920, the fight for…

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    The First Wave Of Feminism

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    Elizabeth Stanton sparked the initial feminist movement in the United States in 1848 with the Seneca Falls Convention. However, the racial turmoil that approached the United States during the coming decades caused the tabling of gender inequality. The Progressive era of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries brought the resurgence of the Women 's Rights Movement. The organizations involved in the first wave of feminism focused on women 's suffrage and succeeded in 1920 with the ratification of…

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    Women's Rights in the 1920’s and the history of the tremendous fight for equality The roaring twenties was a loud time for probation, gangs, jazz, but the the women’s rights movement roared louder. While researching the women’s rights I learned about the influential women who fought for equality and defined what it meant to be a woman in a free world. In this paper I have organized my topic in 5 categories. The first being the history of Women’s suffrage and then the rights and restrictions…

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    any man that his penis is small and he will be on brink of crying. Men have to convince themselves that everything they do is masculine. It has become so bad that doing something “like a girl” is a slur. The article If Men Could Menstruate by Gloria Steinem is a great example of how hyper masculinity is used to put women at a disadvantage. For example she gives this reasons why the army, right-wing politicians, and religious fundamentalist would try to prevent women from being a part of their…

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    Chisolm's Double Standards

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    In 1960s America, women began to react in a new way to the building oppression that had taken decades to create. The double standards set up by society were finally boiling over, and women felt the need for an Equal Rights Amendment, which was originally proposed in 1923 by Alice Paul and Crystal Eastman. This inspired Shirley Chisholm to give her 1969 address to Congress, Equal Rights For Women. The speech expressed the irritations of women from the last century. Women were constantly…

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    “As long as poverty, injustice and gross inequality persist in our world, none of us can truly rest.”- Nelson Mandela. Inequalities are found in many aspects of life whether it be economic inequalities that lead people to be in economic classes. Gender inequalities that can lead to men and women being treated differently in the work place and in society. Or even in our own educational system where student are being treated differently for their level of knowledge or even their learning abilities…

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    helpful because it shows true meaning but at the same time leaves mystery and truth throughout my writing (official Maya Angelou Website). My life helped me write my novels and poems. I knew Nelson Mandela, I joined with Malcolm X, I marched with Gloria Steinem, and I also personally figured out marriage equality, I was well educated on all these examples only because of what I went through in my life! One of my largest accomplishments would have to be in 2010, when I received the Presidential…

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