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    Guerrilla Girls Feminism

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    the formation of the Guerrilla Girls. The first event was in 1971 by the art historian Linda Nochlin. She wrote an essay and titled it “Why has there been no great women artists?”. She accepts that women have failed to achieve greatness throughout history compared to the Picassos and Michelangelos of the art world. Nochlin blames the art world for deliberately avoiding the explanation that women must be intellectually or biologically inferior. She also argues that women have never had the…

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    History is the actions that have been created in the past by people. We have learned that people can continue to do the right thing because of history. The quote from Aldous Huxley stating “that men do not learn very much from the lessons of history is the most important of all the lessons of history” does not prove this. I disagree with this quote because we have created a better society by learning from the past. If we did not learn anything, we would have never gotten to where we are now.…

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    reproduced, had there been no feminine power to create a balance. However, the concept of feminism came into existence only after there was an issue raised about the importance of females being undermined. The idea of feminism is to attain, prove or state the equality for women and provide them with all the opportunities that a man is provided with. But how does Christianity look at this subject? Also, feminism and…

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    Throughout much of history, women have been denied the opportunity to hold political positions. Often this is due to the stereotypes of women and the dominance of men. Overall the relationships between gender and politics in 20th century Latin America are demonstrated as a result of the support of women’s involvement in politics despite the opposition through the efforts made to create change. Women’s involvement in politics was not a widely supported cause. Although there were not many…

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    Diane Elson Feminism

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    and no one has more power over the other gender. Women have been struggling for equality and continue fight. Feminism is aimed at establishing equality for women. This includes equality in the work force and equal opportunities for education. Women are seen as passive and nurturing and thence, society continues to underestimate their abilities to accomplish certain task. As an outcome feminism focuses on women’s position in society aiming to release women from oppressive constraints. In…

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    Angelou began her writing career in the midst of one of the greatest upheavals of social change in U.S. history. American society, though based on freedom and democracy, had always been dominated by white males. During the 1960s, the civil rights movement reached its pinnacle. Many organizations were formed to publicize the surge for racial equality. Angelou had married the civil rights activist Vusumzi Make and moved to Cairo and then Ghana, where a thriving group of African American…

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    Pratt talk about black not all being from Africa dominant discourse of Bible relative to homosexuality or lust vs. love Native Americans and White people Anzaldua Bilingualism being the other in two different cultures so you have to make your own-because she is not a certain culture fully, she can not be accepted Transculturation-the dominant discourse influences the marginal group it is an autoethnography because she discusses ways that others perceive her - mocks the way they think-invents…

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    Jessica Garcia Mrs. Kehrmeyer AP English Lang 14 November 2016 Feminist Analysis Paper Feminism has changed throughout the years, starting from the very beginning of humans to today’s modern society. Patriarchy has always existed among societies, especially during the 18th and 19th centuries. The role of women has always been to be the birth giver, mother, and a wife. Feminist, as expressed by Donald Hall in his book Literary and Cultural Theory, is the advocacy of women’s rights by economic,…

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    Badami an Indo-Canadians immigrant and woman novelist concerned the culture and double tendencies between the two places of Canada and India and the emotional tensions which shows the impact of the south Asian Inter–Culturalism Baldwin Shauna Singh has also written same of the nostalgia impressions in her works about the sikh woman in three countries like India Canada and the united states India was known as the land of spirituality and philosophy as it has been a birth place for several…

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    The fight for equality will go on forever and chances that some movements will repeat themselves are probable; sometimes, history needs to repeat itself to get things right. We have gone so much further as a society with not forcing down concepts that categorize people in roles of masculinity or femininity. If a girl wears “masculine” clothing or a boy wears “feminine” clothing…

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