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    lyrical confusion woman at the time would have had as they can see how the band presents the lyrics, which in one song involves Kathleen yelling them directly to the face of a man at the concert. This direct approach to fighting for equal rights is a reason the recent wave of feminism led to such high levels of success for…

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    On August 29, 2005 Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast of the United States causing destruction to hundreds of thousands of homes. Multitudes of families were left homeless on the streets searching for a safe haven as chaos slowly started to rise. As the streets of New Orleans were flooding various news stations rushed over to the take note of the disaster stricken area. While the families of New Orleans suffered over their loss the media started to benefit off of the disaster caused from…

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    The sirens just went off because people have started riots across the America. I received information that you were creating another cartoon for Cartoon Network and I just wanted to give you some advice on how making another successful cartoon without reinforcing stereotypes. Your cartoon Ed, Edd, n Eddy was a great success and had a major influence on children at the ages of 6 -10, but I want to warn you about the stereotypes that misled young and impressionable boys and girls. All of your…

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    Gender Roles in Cartoons Cartoons have a large influence on our children’s societal education. They learn how to act, treat others, and what their role in society is (Heintz). Have stereotypical roles changed over time on the Cartoon Network Channel? What will unfold as we explore the character roles on Cartoon Network? First, let’s understand what stereotypical gender roles are. In order to know if there has been change, we first need to establish what those roles are and understand where…

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    Edd N Eddy

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    One of popular cartoons in the 1990’s I was growing with them was Ed, Edd n Eddy. Hi my friend it Daniel here thank you being here today Know what a popular cartoon from Cartoon Network it's Ed, Edd n Eddy. Why the Eds I will tell about The Creator, The Storyline, The Characters, and The Success of Ed, Edd n Eddy. Ed, Edd n Eddy's Creator is Danny Antonucci. Before he make the Eds he make not nice cartoon for kid like it have blood and killing defeated, and dirty stuff you don't want to know. He…

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    “In the past, it was widely held that women were less political than men, if not apolitical. It was assumed that women had lower levels of interest in politics and lower levels of participation in political activities” (Childs and Campbell 3). However, recently feminist political scientists have found that there is “evidence of a closure of the traditional gender gap in voter turnout” (Childs and Campbell 3). Despite the fact that more women are voting, lack of political representation is still…

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    in Katie Roche and Kathleen Ni Houlihan ‘There can be no free nation without free women’ (Hanna Sheehy-Skeffington) Discuss the representation of women in two plays on your course in relation to this statement. Women are represented in a poor manner in Katie Roche and Kathleen Ni Houlihan. Hanna Sheehy-Skeffington states, “There can be no free nation without free women”. (Kiberd) This statement is true and it also has a relation to the two Irish plays Katie Roche and Kathleen Ni Houlihan.…

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    There were two bands that were seen as the leading roles of the movement one being Bikini Kill, and the other Bratmobile. Kathleen Hanna, lead vocalist of Bikini Kill is seen as the icon for the original Riot Grrrl movement. Songs often addressed critical issues that were not getting the justice they deserved such as, rape, sexism, racism, domestic abuse, and female empowerment. The overriding principle was that these women were not going to sit back and take the “compliments” thrown at them on…

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    Social feminism is such a hard thing to implement and of course it takes a lot of time, but already we can see the effects especially in the lgbt communities. The suicide rates of trans people has decreased significantly. More women are finding support and safe spaces to go to and speak in about there sexual abuse, and more teenagers and young adults have a greater understanding of feminism than before, and women in religiously overbearing countries have been able to be brave enough to fight…

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    Double Dare Yay Poem

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    The lead singer Kathleen Hanna is challenging the listener to stand up by stating, “dare ya to be what you want, dare ya to be who you will”. She is basically telling the listener to be themselves, regardless of everyone else's opinion. The phrase “double dare ya” is also repeated throughout the song to emphasize the importance of being daring. Sometimes one just needs a push in the form of a dare to get things done. Opposed to the song “Feminazi” instead of speaking to an varied audience, the…

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