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    The Disease Known as Political Correctness Political correctness has evolved from something that shouldn’t be taken seriously and has quickly destroyed any opposing views. The official description of political correction utilized by most is the practice of silencing opposing opinions that dwell on the concept of race, religion, or sex that might be offensive to some. The origin of this joke is just that, a joke. Taken from a comic strip, the term was utilized as a joke of sorts mocking how the…

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    Feminism In Flawless

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    A wife, a mother, a multi-millionaire, iconic pop star, and to many young women, a role model, and now a proclaimed feminist. Beyoncé has become the center of discussion when it comes to challenging what our ideas of what modern feminism is. In Flawless, Beyoncé tries to break down the more complex parts of feminism that others may not understand and otherwise view as contradictory. So, while others may suggest that Beyonce is not a feminist, in Flawless, I argue that Beyonce is in fact a great…

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    Like most third wave feminist, Marie sees herself as every bit of intelligent and powerful as those around her. She doesn’t even think twice about her outward appearance before declared her wit and scheming up a plan to get what she wants most, revenge on Malvolio…

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    The first one is the extent problem, the next one is the whole-part dilemma and (the last one was presented by Dr. Corner) and it’s the third man argument. The extent problem is where it’s the extent of forms. For example “beautiful paintings and beautiful sunsets are beautiful because they participate in the form of beauty”(Corner). The next one is that the third man argument in which A and B share something in common. If A is large that would mean that it also share the concept of being large…

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    and social inequalities they dealt with. Whereas the third wave of feminists sought out to address these inequalities. In further explanation, these authors stated, “While connected to earlier movements to advance gender equality and social justice, this new feminism was not a mass-based movement for social chance like its 1970s predecessor... nor was it tied to concrete political and policy goals [referring to the first wave movement]…” Third wave feminists focus less on mass political…

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    Being loyal to anything - be it an idea or a person - can often come with many repercussions. However, following someone or something impetuously can result in even more. A lot of the time, people stay devoted to their friends or family, or a belief of some kind. That kind of loyalty can be extremely powerful, but the same loyalty can become harmful when it is uncontrolled. Blind loyalty can lead to unwanted conflicts, force ones’ friends to become distant enemies, and make good ideas end…

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    Everyday Feminism Summary

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    Everyday Feminism is an online magazine that teaches readers to relate feminism to actual life and mend from and stand up to daily oppression. Everyday Feminism attempts to uphold a considerate, appealing, and sympathetic society of feminists who are encouraging of each other’s marginalized identities and knowledge. Everyday Feminism is an enlightening stage for individual and communal freedom. The mission that this website has set out is to help people take apart day by day brutality, prejudice…

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    Pike Place Fish Market

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    Pike Place Fish Market located in Seattle, Washington, purchased by John Yokoyama. He brought the market to help make his car payments, he never knew what was going to happen. Pike Place Market, is a market that is known for their fishmongers to throw fish that was recently purchased by customers before they are wrapped up for them. Today customers will travel all over to come see the world famous crew and watch them throw the fish, and interact and have fun with the customers. According…

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    mind, such as women’s right to vote, or official legal inequalities. Third-wave feminism is ignored because many people are under the impression that first- and second-wave feminism accomplished all there was to accomplish, and that men and women now stand on equal footing across the board. Unfortunately, quite often the only people aware that we still lack inequality are those who are treated unequally. Because of this, third-wave feminism is often assumed to be fighting for women to be raised…

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    Emma Goldman Anarchism

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    Emma Goldman was born on June 27, 1869 in Lithuania, Russia. Little did anyone know at the time what a major figure she would be in anarchism and feminism all over the globe. She showed her first signs of the potential she would soon bring into the world when she resisted her father’s ideas about a very domestic future for her. Instead, she went her own way and migrated to America in 1885. Here is where it all really began. She would do great things for not only women, but all of society in…

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