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    Since the third wave of feminism began in the mid 1990’s, similar to a rebirth in feminism, it became the norm for people to be more concerned with and speak out about women’s right issues that women have the burden of facing. With more people also learning more about the fact that feminism is based on the principles of fairness, instead of misandry, a lot of people became more comfortable identifying themselves with a feminist label. And for that reason, it doesn’t surprise most of us to hear…

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    Sex is the difference between a female and a male. We typically think the only difference between the female and male sex is their genitals but something else that can make your sex is weather you have a menstrual cycle or your hormones. Gender is used to distinguish female and males but it’s not so much of a scientific thing but more of a social thing. We as humans label each other and boy and girl is the main way we do so. Transgender is someone who choose to be identified a different gender…

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    identities and related systems of oppression, domination, or discrimination.” I think in this modern age, feminism is centered around straight, white, primarily upper-middle class women in their mid-to-late twenties. While these people may experience sexism in their daily life, it should center around women with less privilege-- women of color, LBT women, women living in poverty, etc. In addition to this, we need to make a greater effort to help men overcome reductive stereotypes. As a whole,…

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    Sexism In Society

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    Although society has progressed throughout time, sexism is still relevant. Surprisingly enough, sexism is many times considered a “societal norm” and not uncommon in the work place. Due to female oppression in history, today’s fight against sexism is a fight for equality. Sexism is absolutely ridiculous, and a horrifying reality. However, due to the incorrect idea of females being the weaker sex, many men have a concept of reliant and submissive women as the ideal societal female. With the…

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    Gender Wage Gaps

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    hindered of this only because they can become mothers and have families is incredibly unfair. A woman has as much ambition as a man, after all a woman’s job serves to maintain survival. Many attempt to neglect the fact that sexism plays a role in the gender wage gap. However, sexism very much plays a role in the inequalities that distinguish our society from utopia. As presented in the Annals of Internal Medicine, various women that are members of academic medicine, report that superiors told…

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    Task 1A Tanya Gold’s message is that sexism and misogyny is alive and well even today. By her clever use of sarcasm and comparisons, she manages to give an accurate portrayal of modern society, which holds men and women to different standards. With this text, Gold wishes to raise awareness for prejudice against women and warn the public about the dangers of stereotyping and generalisation. Task 1B In her text, Tanya Gold uses several different literary devices and language features to get…

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    Is it ok to be a feminist? In today’s society feminism is looked down on. People who identify themselves as feminists are often called “man haters”. The true definition of feminism is the equality of men and women in all aspects of life. This doesn 't seem like something we should disagree with but there are some who do. Feminism is a movement, just like any other ism it has its pros and cons. In this paper the idea of feminism will be represented and compared to other movements which stand…

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    The movie ‘Scarface’, starring Al Pacino, is a classic film to many. The movie revolves around a Cuban immigrant who goes from poor to rich, creating a vast cocaine dealing empire. There are numerous violent power struggles between the main character, Tony Montana, and other kingpins in Miami. ‘Scarface’ constantly objectifies women, sexualizing them and giving them little importance. All women in the film are portrayed as weak, uneducated, and irrational, common stereotypes associated with…

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    that women do better than school (instead, perhaps, actually aid males to exceed in subjects) etc.; Overall, great arguments with its advantages and disadvantages and it has yet to meet fair solutions to solve the actual issues. Aside, overcoming sexism is more than giving emphasis on equal pay, alone; it is essential and…

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    such bold acts, Elizabeth brings out definite feminist values of sovereignty and equality. She, with respect to her defiant attitude, and opposition to the expectation of certain behavior by women, shows a true feminist point. Jane Austen, shows the sexism of the time, that severely affects the standards of both men and women. Men, however, are described as elite, sophisticated, handsome, polite and rich. They are never expected to behave in a certain way, which is direct contrast to the…

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