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    Women have been treated differently from men for centuries and that is yet to completely change. Women have the same rights as men, but are not allowed to fully use them. As times changed, women have been trying to express their rights in many ways, which had led to a few women into joining the military. Even though there are women in the military, they are not able to perform combat roles. Women were unable to perform combat roles in the military because of sexism and lack of respect. The main…

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    Women In Front Lines

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    Including women on the front lines alongside men has been a substantial argument for many years. The decision whether to introduce women into the front lines could rely on a wide variety of topics. Gender equality, physical readiness, and the positions that women could hold are all of what stands controversial in this debate. I believe women should be allowed among the front lines with men because both men and women have the capabilities of fighting and enhancing the power of our military.…

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    U.S military is a gendered organization dominated by men. In the history of the U.S Military, the public eye does not agree with women being in the military. America is not ready to see women die in combat. Gender relations in the armed forces has been in the public attention. The media have covered the sexual assault cases, women capability in the military, and women in combat. In the article by Cohn, Carol he talks about the underline negative feelings that males in the military…

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    Women In Camoflauge: Consequences of Military Sexual Trauma Women join the military for different reasons. Some join for the simple fact of being able to serve their country, while others join in hopes of building a family that they never had at home. Some join to better their future, and some join because they have the desire to make something of themselves. Regardless of why these women join the military, when they enlist, they are then expected to rely upon their chain of command for…

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    The role of women as nurses contributed greatly to the Civil War, because it helped the military maintain it’s strength. They formed organizations like the United States Sanitary Commission and were able to collect a total of 25,000,000 dollars from the public for war efforts(Georgia 221). The money collected was spent on medical and sanitary supplies for soldiers on the battlefield(Georgia 221). The Civil War required women to take on greater role and aid the soldiers in anyway that they can.…

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    “Let Women Fight” Makenzie claims that women are more than capable of fighting in combat; the mental and physical demands of being in the military can easily be met by women, which can be seen very clearly, as many women are already serving in the military. Makenzie’s use of examples develops her logos in her essay well, and also makes a very convincing argument for readers. She lists facts and data, often giving the reader examples of women who are successful in the military, and reasons as to…

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    Why Women Should be in Battle Do you think it is fair for women not to go into battle even if they want to help out the military? Even though women are thought of being weak, some women are more capable than other men in battle. The issue is that people never think of women strong. They just think of men and how men are stronger. I think that women should go to battle because they train for the same thing as men. If people need examples and why women should be in combat, I will explain and…

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    warfare than women, as the requirements for each gender to succeed in the military differ. In the article ‘the truth about women in combat’, David Frum expresses that women are less likely to succeed in the military and the New York Times demonstrates in their article ‘women in combat jobs’, that women are capable of achieving the standards set for men. Although it is harder for women to execute exercises that are simpler for men, raising the requirements in the United States Military could…

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    Carol Cohn Gender

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    international relation, but is often left out. The construction of gender and the process of gendering have reflected the roles, class, and power of women. The term gender has been used to shape both lives and social structures. Due to the traditional notion of gender, women are often left out of issues and institutions that are labeled as “masculine.” The text, “Women and Wars” by Carol Cohn, heavily emphasizes the relationship between gender and war. Cohn focused on gender relations…

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    blame for it occurring. In recent years there has been more talk about military rape, and sexual harassment toward female military personnel. Do to the underreporting of sexual assault, and harassment the exact number of victim is unknown. As Bostock et al. (2007) noted in a research on sexual assault, a survey conducted by the National Women’s Study (NWS) over the phone with approximately 4,008 participants found that 13% of women in the United States have been raped, with about 6 out of 10…

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