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    The Third Wave Of Feminism

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    progress in the last century. While feminists have helped women come as far as they have within three proven waves of feminism, I feel as though the core values, ideas, and goals of feminism have changed. I will argue in this paper that not only are we amidst an undisclosed fourth wave…

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    addition, third wave feminism mainly focuses on the physical value of being a woman and the perceptions of being a woman. Social media, television and newspapers portray women in stereotypical ways and third wave feminist are against the viewpoints of the portrayals. They work on self-respect, self-control, and the mental and physical aspect of what it is to be a woman. Third wave feminists are modern and their viewpoints differ from first wave feminists in a plethora of ways. Today, third wave…

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    Third wave feminism is the composition of several diverse strains of feminist theories that emerged around the early 1990s, although much like the movement itself it’s origins are subject to a great deal of debate. When Rebecca Walker famously declared in 1992 “I am the Third Wave”, she opened the doors to a movement that moved past what they perceived as the second wave’s ideological rigidity (Walker). This essay explores a wide range of academic discourse on third-wave feminism with the…

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    Throughout the years, the feminist movement has ebbed and flowed. It typically flows with a specific goal in 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…

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    Third Wave Of Feminism

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    The term feminism, as described by MerrianWebster.com, is the belief that men and women deserve equality in all opportunities, treatment, respect, and social rights. The first appearance of feminist activism was during the late 19th and early 20th century as women fought for the right to vote. This is known as the first wave of feminism. The second took place between the 1960-80’s, which focused on other forms of discrimination besides voting. This wave still continues and coexists with what is…

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    Third Wave I want to do my research paper on Third Wave feminism. Third Wave feminism is part of a three piece time period of feminism.The name comes from the idea that there have been three major times when feminism was popular or making great strides. First Wave was white women wanting the right to vote. Second Wave Feminism was roughly in the 1970’s and was about stopping domestic abuse, advancing women's rights in the workplace and the start of including women of color in feminism,…

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    Third Wave Feminism Essay

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    to create equality between men and women, as well as create equal opportunities for both genders. Feminism had and continues to have an enormous effect on the societal female gender roles, as people fight for change. There was an emergence of modernism as the changes in gender relations occurred around the twentieth century. Motivated by the quest for social justice, women started to fight for what they believed in, ultimately leading to the Feminist movement also known as the Women’s movement.…

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    What essay technique is used to start this essay? What does this accomplish at the start of the essay? This essay starts out with a story (narrative). It accomplishes a strong start to draw the reader in. The story serves as an attention grabber. Orenstein describes herself as “still surfing a washed-out second wave of feminism in a third-wave world. Use the internet to look up the definitions for “second wave feminism” and “third wave feminism,” and then sum up both of them in your own…

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    The main concern that third wave feminists present is that all women are oppressed in every facet of their everyday lives even if they do not realize it. They suggest that the men of this era still have the same mindset they had in the past and they bring up the very real issue of the disproportional amount of rapes that happen to women. It's disheartening to admit but misogynists in the United States will no doubt always exist and their minds will likely never be changed despite the amount of…

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    Reading both the articles allowed me to understand the third wave feminism perspective in a different way there before. Being an African American woman and also a woman of color, the main points brought up in the “Colonize This”. Reading about her experience in growing up as a foreign child in a predominately white community, her struggle was similar to mine. The thing that I find most significant is her success story. She was able to not be a victim of her pass and race, and become a warrior…

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