In the Country of Men

"No Country For Old Men" and "Back to The Future 3" I personally think that the movies "No Country For Old Men" and "Back to The Future 3" have many similarities. On the other hand, they also have quite a few differences. For example, they both represent a change in time, the main characters go through a dramatic life changing moment, finally, they both have to do right morally and ethically. Some differences are, corruption was involved in one of the movies and not the other, one movie shows…

certain Muslim countries, the people practice Sharia Law that has rules for how women should act, carry themselves and conduct any interaction with other people. In non-Sharia law countries, Muslim women are still required to act, dress, and be a certain way, for fear of being criticized or humiliated by society. In extreme cases, the women are put to death. Muslim men and women would probably view Nora as the kind of woman that deserves death for her actions in the radical countries, and at…

significant belongings-- both physical and metaphorical-- that they carried along with them during the Vietnam war. Examining the standards made for men by the society, the articles Masculinity as Homophobia: Fear shame and Silence in the Construction of Gender Identity and Bros before Hos: The Guy Code, both written by Michael Kimmel, would help reveal…

women of all ages are subjected to extreme double standards to men every day. These double standards are the layer of sexism that most people hear and see in everyday life. Double standards are ideals that women are assumed and expected to abide by while men are not “needed” to because of the way society perceives gender stereotypes to be. Women are expected to fit certain physical body standards depending on age and race unlike men; too many women are ridiculed from being overweight or have…

in the 21st century; women have the same rights as men do. “Feminists such as Betty Friedan have demonised domestic slavery and lambasted discrimination. Governments have passed equal-rights acts.” (Dunlop). This then allows women to be able to have the same rights as men and stand up for what they want. Women cannot be forced into things they don’t want to do. Nevertheless even though there are laws put in to help women have the same rights as men it does…

American) "I 'm not going to quit. Why should I quit? This country is worth fighting for." Hillary Clinton said the thing that is always on many Americans ' minds. We are always complaining about the country not being the way that they want it to be, but maybe if we become true Americans, the country will be strengthened automatically. Maybe if we do all that we can to be the best version of an American possible, the country will become as strong as it can possibly be. Being an American…

gap between men and women and many think it’s not fair and we should all be equal. A wage gap is when an individual gets paid more or less than another person for the equal amount of labor. Other countries around the world are already beyond this point and have equal pay between women and men. Countries like Italy, Norway, Slovenia, and France are already ahead of us even though we are considered a “modern” country. If America is so modern, we would have equal pay for women and men for doing…

Education is an opportunity that isn’t equal between the genders in the countries of Afghanistan, Iraq, and the Democratic Republic of Congo. The level of education defines the lives of billions of people, but the women of Afghanistan lack the conditions to go to school. Aryn Barker…

similarities. Kennedy and Lincoln caused great change in our country. They were the leading roles in starting African American equality, connected with normal citizens, and barely made it through the election to the presidency. Abraham Lincoln and John F. Kennedy both faced and accentuated the issue of African American equality. During Lincoln’s presidency, free African Americans were few, for almost all were working as slaves for white men. Even understanding that it would be hard to free…

Position of Women in Norway and Pakistan Many countries thorough the world, have developed ways to incorporate women into society. Countries started naming women as inferior and that their responsibilities where private sphere, along with men are more capable to do better things such as anything that has to deal outside the house. As years were passing women knew that it was unfair, and not right for the government and the rest of the people, especially men to ignore their voices. The…