Lesbian feminism

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    later awarded with an Emmy for the coming-out episode. After being released from the sitcom Ellen went into a job working at a law firm until finally she was given a new talk show “The Ellen Show”. To this day Ellen DeGeneres does hour-long episodes of the show 5 days a week and is constantly giving back to the people around her. Ellen supports over 45 charities and 30 causes and is constantly donating to each of these. Ellen is also know to award her audience members with special prizes…

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    menstruating. This source shows Ruth Mountaingrove’s early motivation for starting a lesbian separatist community later in her life, important in understanding the goals and ideals of the lesbian separatist community as…

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    Feminism in Mexico during the Mexican Revolution was dominated by women who identified as white and/or mestiza heterosexuals and who were most commonly members of the middle class, and sometimes the upper class as well. The lack of diversity within the Mexican feminist community led to the marginalization of numerous groups, most notably indigenous women’s groups, called indigenous feminism, and groups for women who did not identify as heterosexual, referred to as lesbian feminism. This paper…

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    Discussion Opposing # 1: Your inclusion will yield the progression of feminist Some people will argue that including certain people in the feminist movements will stop the progression of feminism their excuse “we won’t add you know but will add you later.” But the rejection and the alienation of a group of people or individuals defeats the message of equality that we as feminist are fighting for. One example would be the many women of today…

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    Feminism Persuasive Essay Feminism is not a bad thing like the internet likes to say. The internet only sees the bad side of feminism, the extreme feminists. Feminism is not gender exclusive, there are many men included in the feminist culture. Feminism is also not about hating men, it is about having equality between men, women, and transgenders. Not all feminists are bad.Feminism is actually all about getting both genders, and transgenders to be equal and most people, after they learn what…

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    Life as a Lesbian Feminist: An Interview with Holly Hughes Introduction Through intersectionality, an individual’s experience is shaped by various combinations of intersecting identities. Conceptions such as race/ethnicity, class and sexual orientation can all drastically affect what a person goes through in their lifetime and the oppression they may face. Through issues of sexism, heterosexism, invisibility, absence or misrepresentation in the media, identity development and evolving ideals of…

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    Hugh Hefner once said of second-wave feminism: The women’s movement is rejecting the overall roles that men and women play in our society—the notion that there should be any differences between the sexes whatever other than the physiological ones. It is an extremely anti-sexual unnatural thing they are reaching for…Clearly if you analyze all of the most basic premises of the extreme new form of feminism, you will find them unalterably opposed to the romantic boy-girl society…

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    The Second Wave Feminism

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    discussing the topic of feminism, one must explore the deep and extensive history it has. Spreading over only several decades, the amount of change that has occurred because of the rise and presence of feminism is astounding. Feminism, as dictonary.com defines it, is the the advocacy of women's rights on the grounds of political, social, and economic equality to men. Over the years, feminism has taken many different forms in order to achieve this goal. First wave feminism took place during the…

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    A common question among women who strive to become feminist is; does one have to be a lesbian to be a feminist? This is the question that Marilyn Frye seeks to answer in her essay “Willful Virgin or Do you have to be a lesbian to be a Feminist." In this essay, I will argue why I believe Frye's theory is plausible and important to the feminist movement. However, I will raise an objection that I do find to be problematic in her paper. Nonetheless, Frye's theory should still not be rejected due to…

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    Feminism describes the broad movement that has campaigned against the political and social inequalities between men and women. Feminist account of the role of culture in gender inequality have been centred to development of cultural studies. Feminism movement is created in order to fight against political and social inequalities. Women must be treated equally and fairly, unlike during apartheid where women were not allowed to vote, although this applied to black people only. Women are in most…

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