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    Double Standards Essay

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    political and social affairs. The need for feminism is especially evident in American politics. In this year’s presidential election, Donald…

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    Feminism constantly works to eliminate oppression, inequality and discrimination. A highly important tool used by feminists to do this that assesses differences among individuals in society which the author of “Feminisms Matters”, Victoria Bromley critiques is called intersectionality. Intersectionality enables one’s critical thinking about a person’s interconnected multiple identities and also goes into a deep investigation about how these identities are interwoven into society’s power…

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    Melinda Vadas Pornography

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    sexual object. A vibrator, for example, can be used as a man to satisfy a woman’s sexual desire nowadays. Using vibrators, women can fulfil their sexual desire, and also control their orgasm. In this case, women are subject because they are in the positive position. The vibrators are the sexual object obviously. Similarly, the vibrators have the same function with men as pornography has the same function with women. A vibrator is not sentient as object obviously. Men thus could become the object…

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    Inequalities In Sociology

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    are not on the tree. Different family types were explained to the children by reading the book ‘Families, families, families’ by Suzanne Lang. The book is about the celebration of family love examining all types of non-traditional families – same sex marriage, single parent extended families and step-families (see appendix ? for learning story). A family with step-parents or step-brothers and sisters is referred to as the reconstituted or blended family. Blended families consist of adults…

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    The question of whether gender is still an issue in contemporary arts is still a huge issue. Gender inequality and sexism is still a controversial issue in contemporary art. During the nineteenth century in relations to gender, there were very strong and persuasive perceptions of how men and women should conduct themselves. Men and women were expected to fill separate spheres of society. However, after enough women stood in protests, and attended political speeches, women began taking on…

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    Fighting For Equality

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    considered equal naturally. The feeling of not needing to worry about what biological sex you are is when equality will be absolute. A passage that really gives the true meaning of…

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    The battle of the sexes has been an ongoing debate within the realm of athletics. Men are viewed as the stronger sex, able to accomplish whatever challenge is placed before them. Due to their muscular frame and overall, larger build, American society tends to view the male body as a beautiful machine. A machine that is able to provide for a family as well as excel in physical activities. Women on the other hand, have continuously been considered a weaker and more delicate gender. This is partly…

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    feminist values and the equal treatment of woman in modern society. The original scope of the movement changed throughout the growth of Bikini Kill as they began to lay focus on other political issues of the time such as mass shootings, racism, and same sex relationships. The lyrics of Bikini Kill would make an average woman feel confused or potentially upset initially, but upon further listening one could realize the band was trying to recreate the anger and frustration of a woman living in a…

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    This must be kept up as a firmly watched mystery because Rukmani can't bear to deface her "reputation" and convey discourtesy to her community and her sex. The feminist of the book are in this way not be mistaken. Rukmani frequently poses the unending question "Why?Why?" to address and oppose the supposed fate. Unless she bears sons, she has no place in a male overwhelmed society. She has no privilege…

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    By adding vulgar lines in her scripts, she was made an icon for her intelligence and sex-appeal. And yet, Mae became the face of a fantasy, Ulrich quoted Variety to support the rebelling as “Variety complained that “Mae couldn’t sing a lullaby without making it sexy.”” (Ulrich 660) Therefore an effective reference was supported. To describe…

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