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    Women’s rights are differently affected in any given society or country by war or peace, war between segments in the society or as an affect of external conflicts. During times of war, the security of women is simply faltering, as they are vulnerable to slavery, rape, murder, and more violent acts by their enemies, invaders, or by their own country’s frustrated soldiers or men. Peace affects women likewise. For the purpose of this essay, we will study two of the major threats to women’s rights,…

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    position of being a girl’s ideal perfect body image, and the age immune doll. “In 1998 Barbie’s waist expanded and bust was made smaller to reflect a more ‘real’ body type”(Golgowski). She has been around for quite some time now; as society’s idea of a woman 's perfect body changes, Barbie’s body is constantly changing as well. In America, young girls between the ages of five to nine, have been growing up thinking that this doll was the perfect example of beauty and femininity. When I was a…

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    society vales masculinity more highly than femininity. B) How will this affect your daily functioning? If i was a man, it would probably make my daily functioning alot simpler. Such as, I could get dressed in about half the time it takes me being a woman. Also, I think my personality and the way i feel about things would be very different. Usually men process emotions differently and respond to their feelings in a way that women do…

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    Arranged Marriage Essay

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    class has learned how exactly these characteristics can affect a women throughout the world. One of the concepts the class has focused on so far is the concept of an arranged marriage. Within the first book we had to read, So Long A Letter, a young woman is forced into an arranged marriage and taken out of school due to her mother being very poor and also not wanting to no longer be ranked in such a low class. This book in particular also discussed the idea of females having a “sugar daddy”…

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    Imagine holding a magazine where there is a certain page of a gorgeous woman with a perfect body who is half naked washing a brand of car with only her bra and her panties in a hot sunny day posing for a car advertisement. Now imagine a skinny white female who is advertising for a product of perfume where she would look at you and said “I want you to smell my body.” Many people would see this as repel and disgusted. Some people especially men don’t mind fantasying on this kind images. We see…

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    The definition of gender is the state of being male or female, nowhere in that definition does is state that one gender has power over the other. So why do we think that way and why is there such a thing as gender “roles”? We as humans have a habit of treating females as lower beings than males, but they are really equal. Many women face this problem everyday, especially women of ethnicity. They face this problem more than others, they sometimes get treated like servants and are stripped of…

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    Masculinity In Osama

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    The film Osama directed by Siddiq Barmak delivers insider perspective of the challenges a woman living in Afghanistan experiences on a daily basis. Osama was entirely filmed in Afghanistan during the strict rule of the Taliban, where women are not allowed to work or be in public without a male escort. Many families are left without men to provide for the women because many of them died during the Afghan Wars, thus leaving families with only women to starve. Osama exposes an extremist culture…

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    When discussing gender roles or feminism in literary works, several would tend to gravitate to the idea of gender focusing solely on the plight of women. However, feminism and the restrictive power of gender roles heavily affect men as well. The dynamic of people believing sexism to only influence women is intriguingly played out in Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s short story “The Yellow Wallpaper.” Many of the analyses I’ve read explain how Gilman’s story shows societal pressures affecting women…

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    SLEEZE. -They see their mother as the epitome of what a woman should be - The only interaction Linda has with other woman is calling them whores, after Biff and Happy leave Willy at the restaurant and she’s angry says “did you have to go to women tonight? You and your lousy rotten whores!” Linda What do you guys think about the character development of Linda throughout the play? Do you think she is an example of a strong or weak woman? She knows that Willy is suicidal, tries to protect…

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    Toddlers And Tiaras Essay

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    Toddlers & Tiaras Gender and sex are considered to be interchangeable but gender and sex have two different meanings. Sex is determined by our biology and gender is the aspects of our character and mental and emotional capabilities related to whether we are physiologically men or women (Sapiro 1998). Physical attributes are what determine our gender in the eyes of society and it is what limits the opportunity of improvement for men and women. Little girls and little boys start to develop gender…

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