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    Bzzzzzzzzzz!!! As I look up towards a building and see a person on top of a high building. The sound came out sounding like a high voltage rate going through wire, just like when you pass an electricity pole and you hear that “Bzzzzz” sound. I thought it was amazing learning how to weld and learning how to connect metal by using equipment and objects. In order to become a welder you have to go to school for two years. The salary is really good after you become a welder. When I first…

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    The term sex and gender mean two different things. In American society we consider two categories of gender: male and female. Women are seen as females and men are seen as males. According to Basic concepts: Sex, Gender, Masculinity, and Feminist, Patriarchy, “Gender is a analytical category that is socially constructed to differeiate the biological difference between men and women” (Pg 4). Individuals are not born with a gender; they are born with a sex male or female. While growing up an…

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    The issue of gender versus sex is a relevant discussion in our society today. We have begun to unsubscribe from the idea that biological sex determines gender, and instead acknowledge that they are separate from one another. As we start to recognize the difference between the two, a question emerges; should we eliminate the concept of gender altogether? While gender is a socially constructed idea, it is also an important identifying agent in our world and has important cultural meaning to us. We…

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    You’re not being much of a man right now. That isn’t very ladylike at all. The seemingly simplest of statements have the largest of impacts. Gender, is learned (Wood 21) and “socially constructed and expressed (Wood 19).” As we “are born male or female (sex) but cannot claim masculinity and femininity as acquired traits (Wood 21), gender fluctuates. Growing numbers of individuals today identify as transgender for their identities do not correspond with their biological sexes; these identities…

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    stratification: Page 288; Males’ and females’ unequal access to property, power, and prestige. China’s one child policy has implemented this belief that the male child is a greater asset than that of a female child. In China the children of the male sex is more revered than that of the female child. It is believed that the male child will not leave home as an adult and will care for the elderly parents. Whereas the female child will marry and leave home, leaving the elderly parents to grow…

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    Sex verification in women’s athletic events has been heavily criticized by many since the beginning of Olympic competitions. In April 2011, new policies to regulate who could and could compete as women in the Olympics were enacted before the 2012 Olympics in London. These policies focus on female athletes, often intersex women, with naturally elevated androgen levels, a phenomenon known as hyperandrogenism. Since doping with testosterone is known to increase athletic performance, the policies…

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    Third Gender: An Enigma Third gender or third sex describes individuals who are considered to be neither man nor woman. This could be either because of any genetic abnormality, self-will or by social accord. Third gender is usually referred to mean ‘other’ gender as well. Some sociologists and anthropologists have described fourth, fifth and even some gender. Genetically, a human’s biological sex can be male, female or intersex. However, a person is identified by himself/herself or the society…

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    Sex was ubiquitous. Hollywood blondes Marilyn Monroe and Jayne Masfield were the sex icons. Growth of male magazines Playboy and Esquire offered ostentatious/pretentious sexuality epitomized/personified by Bettie Page-‘the pin-up queen of the universe and her explicit pictures led to anti-ponographic hearings of 1955 (Halliwell 42). Double image of women as a devoted housewife and glamorous diva was less a paradox than a duality in the 1950s. Media interest in the body shape/physique…

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    influences them to continue practicing traditional gender roles. In addition, gender and sex are two very different concepts in the American culture; they are very important to understand in order to understand what gender roles are. The difference between male and female gender roles is shown on prime time television and it effects the way that children view gender roles. The Difference between Gender and Sex Gender roles are a social construct created to help assign certain tasks to make life…

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    that guitarist Luke Hemmings reportedly admitted on having sex with their young fans. The Australian pop rock group recently landed on the cover of Rolling Stone's latest issue. The band talks about their journey to stardom. But in one section, Luke Hemmings seems to admit that they had a good time mingling with their fans on their early tours. "When you put four young dudes on a tour bus, playing theaters, then arenas, you're going to have sex with a lot of girls, I guess," he said. "We had a…

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