Women's Health Initiative

Over the years, Trump has developed a record of being sexist towards women. He oppresses women by making vulgar comments and calling them names like “disgusting” and “unattractive.” The reason for Trump’s behavior is uncalled for and is very unethical, but nobody can understand where his hatred and anger towards women originated from. According to the article “Self” by Nina Bahadur, who is also the author of the book “Every Single One”, and a writer and editor based in New York City, she…

they should have the same rights as men. Feminists have found that, despite the obvious results of women's efforts to achieve equality in the political and economic spheres, the unequal status of women in social life has not been fundamentally improved. For example, the group of women who have been elected to the right to vote is still in a subordinate…

In 2010, American singer-songwriter Lady Gaga gave a speech in Portland, Maine about the repeal of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell.” The speech, titled “The Prime Rib of America,” went viral online and changed many lives. Following the speech, the act was repealed after seventeen years since it was put in place. The effect of Gaga’s speech was changing the future to better the lives of the members of the LGBT community and to foster love. Her speech was monumental because she had a large audience willing…

“A feminist critique of a masculinist bias in epistemology is necessary precisely because women constitute the most relevant oppressed group.”(Cattier) The use of the epistemological model prompts the success of the masculine group, which is why women’s critiques of this model are seen as attack to masculinity. Epistemology is a branch of philosophy, which focus on the understand or study of human knowledge. Historical, epistemology was used to support the idea that males, especially white males…

Katherina Minola, also known as Kate, is the daughter of Baptista in Taming of the Shrew. “Shrew” is a term used to describe an aggressively assertive woman. From the beginning, Kate is constantly referred to as “a shrew whom cannot be tamed”. But as the story progresses, Kate’s personality drastically changes when she understands the effects of her actions after her husband, Petruchio, starts acting like her. His mission is to marry Kate and prove his friends wrong when he says that he can tame…

Introduction All throughout history, men and women have always had different roles in society. Today, gender inequality is still a huge issue. It has taken years of demonstrating for women to finally achieve the right to vote. Bernard Shaw, the author of ‘Pygmalion’, pays special attention to the position of women in society in Pygmalion. He portrays women as strong-willed and independent. Pygmalion in set in the 1910s, when women were not allowed to vote, own property or even work outside the…

Mrs. Mallard, a wife in “The story of an hour” by Kate Chopin, who is expected to fit the role of a housewife, leaves her feeling suppressed, devalued and discredited. There has been social inequality within society dating back to 1472 when the Portuguese negotiated the first slave trade agreement and continuous social inequality within society in the present day. Different laws have been passed throughout history, diminishing the rights of individuals in society, this is exemplified throughout…

woman who blindly followed her husband. She is a Mother of women Education and vision of her philosophy is to give freedom to woman from so called Indian tradition. She was a courageous woman who stood by her husband and supported all his radical initiatives. She was a major figure of her time. She was revolutionary in her own right. Savitribai Phule’s Writings: • Kavya Phule – (1854) (Poetry’s Blossom) it is a historical document of the time. She consciously chose the traditional form of…

Anita Desai's fiction has invited much critical attention. Feminist critics have assessed the psychological development of Desai's female characters in terms of the patriarchal Indian family structure. Desai in all her novels and short stories focuses on the personal struggles of middle-class women as they attempt to overcome the societal limitations imposed by a tradition-bound patriarchal culture. Her debut novel, Cry the Peacock presents Maya, the protagonist as a hypersensitive women. The…

Dr. Brown’s Argument Dr. Brown’s talk focused on expanding perception throughout her speech. She started with the importance of connection. She found that when she asked about connection, the responses were typically the negative of what she asked for; heartbreak instead of love, exclusion instead of belonging, and so on. She discovered that this was shame, a humans fear of disconnect, and that all humans experience it. This shame and fear is how people really connect, when they expose this…