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    In the late nineteenth century, women were merely the “property” of their husbands or male partners. Women, specifically ones that were part of underrepresented groups were often sexually assaulted without any question by white men. Because of white supremacy, white men could often get away with their despicable actions. Women’s bodies were completely under their control. Numerous activists attempted to change this reality. They argued that women regardless of their character deserved the right…

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    Health is a product of many factors, these factors include biological; sex, genes and age, and social; gender, environments and class. Biological factors are considered independent and generally stable with few notably exceptions such as sex changes. Unlike social factors which are dependable, and within a constant paradigm of stable and flux, as they depend on cultural norms and perceptions which create different groups of people or demographics. These characteristics include behaviours and…

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    teachers and nurses, or even secretaries. Women are not seen to have the potential leadership at a senior level to fit the image of a successful corporation. The workforce should be more diverse since we live in a modern day society. There should be an equal amount of both men and women working at a corporation. During the second wave of feminism, the feminists established the effort to make sure that women had equal opportunities as men. The equality act was established to make the workplace a…

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    that can’t be stopped. This concept has changed drastically, especially over very recent years. Same-sex couples have made a huge impact on today’s society by changing the social and legal definition of family. The meaning…

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    Tracy Uong Boston Latin School English Language Arts 9/7 June 16, 2017 Failed Sex Standards in One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest by Ken Kesey “Three geese in a flock. One flew east, one flew west, One flew over the cuckoo's nest. O-U-T spells OUT, Goose swoops down and plucks you out.” This verse is from a children’s nursery rhyme. There are geese that fly east and those that fly west. These groups are going in opposite directions, like the patients against Nurse Ratched and the hospital…

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    controversial for many years. The term “homosexuality” is defined as a person who is attracted and has feelings towards the same sex. Today in the world of homosexuality, there have been some positive changes that have happened over the past years. On June 26, 2015, same sex marriage became legal all over the United States. While many people supported this, there were still some people who were furious about the legalization of same sex marriage. For example, a county clerk name Kim Davis…

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    and females. Men and women behave differently because of there sex. The males are believed to be more naturally aggressive than the females, who are believed to be passive and built for domestic work, while males are believed to be built for providing and protecting. Sex and gender refers to the biological identity of the person which is male and female. Gender refers to the socially learned behaviors and expectations that are associated with the two sexes. Sociologists separate sex and gender…

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    specific roles every sex must play to fit into their gendered status quo. It is not taken well when a woman acts fatherly to her young and vice versa, but it is not impossible for non gender specific traits to be adopted when there is only one parent figure in the home. In the film Despicable Me, gender roles are flipped when a villainous scientist fathers three orphan girls. Through analyzing the Bechdel test, the portrayal of men and women stereotypes, and the impact this film may have on its…

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    Sexuality and Gender on the Social Media: Julia Alison Introduction Julia Allison a former sex columnist and social media enthusiast is today 34 years. Julia became famous back in 2008 after wearing condom made bustier to a Gawker party that was attended by several journalists. This was a good-old-days strategic method to attract the media attention. Julia is remembered for her micro-fame as the Time Out New York dating columnist (Forbes). Today, Julia is an entrepreneur, journalist,…

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    Woolf’s “A Room of One’s Own” Woolf discusses the injustices that women have suffered in the past. She starts out by discussing the notion that if Shakespeare had had a sister, who shared his genius, she would have been unable to flourish because she would not have been sent to school to hone her craft; not to mention theater at that time was considered a man’s craft, so she would have been unable to even work in her preferred field. Next, she talks about the first time she read about two women…

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