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    regard, to women controlling men and holding the keys to mainly hood. This is surprising because in ancient Greece times women were regarded to as nothing and men were powerful figures in society. Homer gives all the power in The Odyssey to Athena and more importantly a woman, this is also big because it goes against the societal normals in ancient Greece. A persistent motive in The Odyssey is women controlling men. On Calypso's island, Odysseus was “forced” into having sex with Calypso for…

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    Perkins Gilman, A Writers Model, by Molly Giles, and Sex Without Love, by Sharon Olds. The two stories and the poem portray the way men and women are trapped and controlled by stereotypical gender roles. These set gender roles are linked to gender inequality and to the harmful representations of both men and women. Gender roles are the concepts of how men and women are expected to act and they are molded by their cultural norms. The roles of men are usually associated with strength, dominance,…

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    Gender and sex are not synonymous. We’re taught to believe that being born male makes you a man and being born female makes you a woman, but this is simply not the case. There are many parallels in Margaret Mead’s article “Sex and Temperament in Three Primitive Societies” with what we learned in class this term about gender roles and how they are learned and not “natural”. In her article she elaborates that gender roles are learned and provides evidence using the Arapesh, Mundugumor, and…

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    everyone as we see it. From sex status, sexuality, or hotness, we always label people. What satisfaction do we get from always needing to categorize someone? Today, young people do not believe in an idea of virgins anymore. If a girl comes up to a group of people and say she is a virgin, they would not believe her. They would automatically believe she is lying. Over the years, I have seen females become more open to stating that they are not virgins rather than girls who are virgins. Yet, why…

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    marriage such as same- sex marriage, cohabitation, or blended families. The reason why it changed is because people tend to express their feeling and require the equal in their gender. The same- sex marriage is adapted by the people’s trend. The same-sex marriage is not only giving people the freedom to express their actual personality but also giving them the happiness to be by themselves. In the essay, “More Equal Than Others”, Rebecca Solnit describes the advantage of same sex marriage…

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    about our sexuality and the topic of virginity compared to men. It is sad that women who have had sex are considered damaged goods while sexually active men are treated like kings. The idea of virginity has so much power yet the Harvard medical school library didn't have a clear definition of it. I doesn't make much sense, the difference between men and women and how we talk about sex. Women are seen as sluts if they are too open about their sex lives or they are seen as prudes if they don't…

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    regardless of their gender or sexual orientation (“Same Sex-Marriage Laws”). The deeply detached 5-4 ruling of the Supreme Court justified that denying marriage and recognition to same-sex couples violates sections of the Fourteenth Amendment (Liptak). The previously existing ban on same-sex marriage was ruled as unconstitutional, subsequently making “The United States of America the 21st country to legalize same-sex marriage nationwide” ("Same-sex Marriage in the United States"). Nate Beeler’s…

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    In 2011 Acker reflected on her career and how her research questions have changed over the years. When she started in the late 1960s, she explored why women are less ambitious than men. Being influenced by feminist movement her research question moved to higher education and why it is hostile to women, whereas in the recent years she has focused on the question who ‘the women’ in higher education are. Acker’s reflection captures the changes in the ways in which gender has been conceptualized in…

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    Growing up in a Mexican household we have been taught to be pure. Our parents always told us that we should not get pregnant or give ourselves to any man that comes into our life. We as the latino community are left with questions but we were too ashamed or scared to ask them, which led to many pregnant teens and abusive relationships. B. V Olguin in the poem “Boys’ and Sandra Cisneros in her essay “Guadalupe the Sex Goddess” used their teen experiences to show us sexuality within their culture.…

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    language between male and female. This is why we sometimes do not understand the opposite sex. These differences can be lexical, phonological, grammatical or conversational. There have been many studies into gender and conversational behaviour one of which answers the most common question of who talks the most this was conducted by Fishman '90. He found that in mixed sex conversation, men talk twice as much as women. Although this cannot be generalised to all…

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