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    Introduction: Selecting a pair of hunting boots is totally on the hunter and his needs. For serious hunters, who climb deep mountains, spend hours in the jungle and travel to colder regions in search of animals, choosing the right hunting boot is always essential. You will not only need the best quality hunting boot, but you will also need a pair of comfortable and lightweight boots too. Unlike any other shoe or boot you choose for yourself, these boots should be wisely selected. If you have…

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    Regarding Shakespeare, Dame Ellen Terry is quoted saying “Have you ever thought how much we all, and women especially, owe to Shakespeare for his vindication of women in these fearless, high-spirited, resolute and intelligent heroines?” While it’s certainly true that Shakespeare’s plays offer a wealth of strong female characters, most of his female characters still exist in a male-centric, male-dominated plots. This can pose an interesting challenge for a director who wants to reimagine a…

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    In the pre- industrial western world, gender roles in technology were created during a time where the completion of daily tasks and chores was more of a life and death matter, rather than an issue of cleanliness or organization. Pre-market economy, the vast majority of any kind of work was done at the home. Most of the essential goods and supplies that a household needed was produced by the members of the family, using resources available to them. Not having the option to go to the store and buy…

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    primarily engaged in retailing a general line of new, ready-to-wear clothing for men, women and children, without specializing in sales for an individual gender or age group. Example Activities: Family clothing stores, retail Jeans stores, retail Unisex clothing stores, retail Western wear retail and much more” ((CIS), 2015) 2.1.2 Look-Alike Concept in Family Clothing To come up with clothing store which co-ordinates with your family, by creating some similar elements in apparel or accessories.…

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    The Vietnam War was one of the most controversial wars America has ever been involved in. Our nation was divided into two bodies who argued the sanity of the other. Televisions and radios covered every inch of the war, from our soldiers to their families at home. Overseas our troops fought alongside Democratic South Vietnam to not only protect Vietnam from Ho Chi Minh and the growing communist threat, but to also put an end to the spread of communism throughout Southeast Asia, as or postulated…

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    Heaven's Gate Beliefs

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    The Heaven’s Gate American Religious Group 1. Introduction The Heaven’s Gate American religious group is one of great notoriety due to its atypical beliefs and short lived existence that culminated in a mass suicide. They are considered a UFO religious group due to their belief system and experienced a large popularization really only after their dissolution – making their history short but the mark they made on religious history profound. 2. History To begin, Heaven’s Gate was formed in the…

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    Differences in Gender Socialization Between Hispanic and American Families Gender socialization is learning the social expectations and attitudes associated with the gender of the individual. Gender socialization explains why males and females behave in different ways and why they learn different social roles. The biological sex will determine how the individual will be treated (Raffaelli & Ontai, 2004). Parents engage in differential socialization regarding the expectations on males and…

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    I was born and raised into “the norm”: middle-class, prominently white, suburban, all American society. Growing up I watched my parents’ destructive relationship. My mother was well educated; she has an associate’s degree in paralegal studies. My father didn’t finish college due to sports injures; however after dropping out he started his own business. My father was the sole provider since before I was born in 1993, my parents had two children after me, which resulted in my mother becoming a…

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    Influence of Toys on Gender Segregation Introduction In the contemporary society children toys are mainly gender segregated to confirm to the societal stereotypes of Masculinity, femininity and gender roles. As a child grows they are exposed to a society that expects them to conform to the assigned gender roles and stereotypes in accordance to their choice of games and toys. This paper analyses how toys influence gender segregation through Kohlberg’s cognitive development theory of Gender…

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    Genders In The Media

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    The media plays an important role in most people’s lives, which is why it should be more diverse and include more genders. Entertainment should be easy to connect to—to put oneself in a virtual world that may be completely artificial but feels natural. Music is supposed to connect with individuals on a personal, often times on an emotional, level; video games are meant to make everyone feel like a hero; television shows, commercials, books, and magazines are supposed appeal to and represent…

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