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    There is an undeniable, overarching presence of sexism and power that can be seen within modern day America. This presence can be seen within the struggles of women to command authority without being called derogatory names, reflected in the men who are persecuted for being ‘feminine,’ and illustrated in media representation of what a man and a woman should be. Margaret Atwood’s A Handmaid’s Tale is an imitation of the most dangerous parts of this presence and what it would mean if, through a…

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    The Hutus and Tutsis were more similar than they were different. In fact, they shared key factors like the same language and even traditions. Tutis tended to be skinnier and taller than Hutus. Tutsi originated in Ethiopia. Around 1916 Belgian colonist arrived in Rwanda and began to take charge and colonize. When the Belgian colonist arrived they began to hand out identity cards, which stated the ethnicity of that person. The Belgians viewed the Tutsis superior to the Hutus. Since the Belgians…

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    The primitive idea that men’s bodies are indestructible and unbreakable are all ideas that John Updike attacks in his article. He lays out the struggles, and the hardships of being a man in a very sarcastic way. Elinor Burkett in a similar fashion tries to show how women still have a stereotype of being treated as nothing more than sexual pieces. She talks about all the trans people who try to define how women are and should be acting when they haven't been a woman long enough to know determine…

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    Gender Roles in Lord of the Flies Although many are unaware, a rigid and relentless culture of outdated, and misguidedly created gender roles, act as unofficial supreme law of the land, and dictate how our society functions, and who it functions for. The strict structure of gender roles mandates how we behave, how we appear to ourselves and to others, and how we linguistically communicate, all of which play an immensely important role in our society. Even at the young age of four, children have…

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    explained within the context of sports, I was able to identify this embodiment when I witnessed a young, Hispanic male teenager hop on the bus with a broken leg, refusing to take a seat, even though there were plenty of available seats around him. However, because of the feminization of disability within our society, this young male teen student preferred to stand alongside his male peers, ignoring the fact that his disabled status required at least a certain degree of care, not negligence. This…

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    Men. They are meant to be strong, tough, confident, masculine. A man is not their true self if they lack any of these qualities. When a man has lost all of these qualities, something is terribly wrong. Chief Bromden, the part Native American narrator of One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, written by Ken Kesey, is a patient at a psychiatric hospital in Oregon and has been there for the past ten years. He only suffers from hallucinations, but also pretends to be deaf and dumb. He had always been…

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    Gender Roles In our society, men and women are assigned different roles. However, it is not significant that men cannot do something that women do and women cannot do something that men do. Normally, gender role is a term which is used to identify how males and females in our society should think, act, dress up, communicate or interact with anyone. They are based on cultural and personal experiences. In our society, both men and women have different roles which make us think about how we treat…

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    “Gender roles,” is a common term heard throughout friendships, intimate relationships, or even professional relationships. Men and women may exist in all of these types of relationships together. Society has shifted the ways of the roles in these specific relationships, and caused many distinct characteristics between the roles played by both men and woman. Specific dissimilarities are common in today’s society because of certain emotional appeals, physical appeals, and benefits between both…

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    In feminist ideologies, the male gaze is the act of presenting women as objects of pleasure, from the perspective of heterosexual males. The male gaze is internationally prevalent throughout the history of art and film. The gender power asymmetry that dominated the nineteenth-century was a commanding force in how artists catered to the male viewer. This only further encouraged the pre-existing patriarchal ideologies and discourses. A Roman Slave Market by Jean-Leon Gerome will be formally…

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    Gender is how humans differentiate other humans from each other; boys love playing with toy cars, girls love the color pink and playing with dolls. These stereotypes along with many, many more, define gender; but what happens when a little boy likes playing with dolls more than his toy cars, and as he gets older, realizes that he identifies more with being a girl? Growing up being told you should act a certain way and like certain things that correlate with your assigned gender can be very…

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