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    The Concept Of Feminism

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    Feminism In the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, the word feminism is the theory of the politic, economic, and social equality of the sexes. Though many believe people this, few actually call themselves a feminist. I consider myself to be a feminist. When I tell people that, I can see in their eyes that they are judging me even though they most likely believe the same things as me. When I ask them why they don’t consider themselves one, their answers always shock me. Most of the time, they respond by…

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    Wave” of feminism from the 1830s through 1920s was mainly organizations and project arranged by women suffragist who pushed for women’s rights. These women achieved many things that helped change the lives of American women forever, for example, women gained the right to vote in 1920. However, women were still expected to marry quickly and be a housemaker in the 1920s proving that not all issues were solved in the “First Wave”, but this was the foundation for the “Second Wave” of feminism from…

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    “Feminism is an interdisciplinary approach to issues of equality and equity based on gender, gender expression, gender identity, sex, and sexuality as understood through social theories and political activism” (Day, 2016). Feminism first came to light in 1840 when two brave women named Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Cady Stanton attended a World Anti-Slavery Convention (“Seneca Falls Convention Begins,” n.d.). During the convention, the two women were barred from the convention floor because of…

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    Men and feminism. Some people believe strongly that men can be feminists, while others find the idea abhorrent. Some would argue that men have no place in a movement for women, but others strongly believe that it takes the cooperation of the men to get a balanced perspective of what feminism truly signifies. This paper’s purpose is to identify the problem, and to discuss and propose ways that we as a people can solve this complex issue. Without input from men and women and how they feel about…

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    Exam #2 Women have been facing discrimination and have been treated as inferior to their male counterparts for a long time in western societies. Feminism has been a form and platform for women to speak out against male counterparts when it comes to issues affecting society and their role in it. The struggles of women who have ancestry are from third-world, pro-colonialism nations contribute to the arguments of African feminist, Oyeronke Oyewumi and anthropologists, Iris Lopez. Oyewumi argues the…

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    Many people think that feminism is women growing out armpit hair or burning their bras, but there is so much more to it than that. Men and women deserve the same rights. Feminism is so often misunderstood. People think that it means women hate men or think they are better, but they are very wrong. Women are oversexualized and treated as lesser human beings than men. That is not right. Feminism is often not perceived correctly, as being a feminist means you believe in equality. The school dress…

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    of the past. However, the issue of cyber security must be considered to fully understand the contemporary era of security. Furthermore, there is a distinct gender gap in the field of cyber security, which is relevant in the context of standpoint feminism, constructivism, realism. First of all, the security of states is usually thought to be concerned with material resources, military strength, and self-protection. But, as mentioned earlier, the breakthrough of the Internet has revolutionized…

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    public, it awoke a battle that women in the 1960s didn’t even know they could fight (“Modern Feminism”). Ever since the feminist movement began, the importance of gender equality has been strongly debated. Even though there are many feminists advocates, there are also a reasonable amount of people who disagree with their ideas, which brings up the issue of why people disagree with feminism. Before feminism, women were forced to play a submissive role in society (“The 1960s-70s American…

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    job. Women also don’t get the same amount of job opportunities or respect that men do. Women around the world are coming together to find equality, called the feminist movement. It 's important that women finally get the equality that they deserve. Feminism is important and still needed in order for females to get the same pay and job opportunities as men, gain control over their reproductive rights, and to help increase gender equality around the world.…

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    writer, national spokesperson, Wall Street executive, as well as President and Co-founder of The New Agenda claims that feminism is similar to a group of exclusionary, clique-y “mean girls” (Siskind 64). Siskind argues that if feminism becomes pro-woman, she can stand shoulder to shoulder with men who “support and admire strong, powerful, independent women” (Siskind 64). The feminism she cites is where men’s rights and issues are ignored, and even where men are demonized. Prime examples of…

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