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    Sometimes women would wear skirts with blouses that were known to be very heavy and puffy. Women’s fashion changed slightly in 1908 and women started to wear “tailored suits tailored blouses and skirts. The s-shaped corset was still worn, however” (Hilke). Ready to wear clothing was very popular during the early 1900s as well. The ready to wear…

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    Feminism today is a lot different from feminism of the 18th century. With the 18th century came the beginning of the British cultural revolution. The power of the middle class was increasing, and women's roles were starting to evolve with it. Before this a woman was bound by contract to a husband that was chosen for her and she was to obey him. During the 18th century such terms of marriage were renegotiated. The time and circumstances gave birth to a brilliant writer and one of the first…

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    “I declare to the Lord you’re gettin’ more like a girl every day!" ,That is what Jem tells her sister Scouts, that she is turing to the “weakest” creature on the earth.In the book To Kill a mocking bird ,theres loads of themes going around with equality of the people.Race discrimination was standing far ahead than others,but gender discrimination are hidden behind through the novel.Describing society the 1930’s Harper Lee have set ,pressuring on the women, putting a mind set how to be a “good”…

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    justice as the reason why women's cultural role was on the decline. While marriage was seen as a career, Aphra Behn only stayed married for a few years and decided to become a spy after her husband died of the plague. After spending some time in prison, she decided…

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    The Mysterious Death of Marilyn Monroe Fifty-five years have passed and one of the most iconic and well known women in history, Marilyn Monroe, has a death that is one of the US’s biggest mysteries. Monroe is known for her acting and modeling in the US. She has caught the attention of every man, woman, and child all over the world. Marilyn is one of the biggest faces of her industry and is considered as one of the most iconic women of all time. However her glamorous life has many dark…

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    feminist standpoint theorists, the feminist critiques of these two women stand out for me as applicable when analyzing Umm Zakiyyah's trilogy If I Should Speak. The mutuality Smith and Collins have is that they have sought a sociology which takes women's experience as a vantage point where they could see the full picture of society. They are empiricists who experienced marginalization in the patriarchal or racist society whether as housewives or professional and academic women, and of course…

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    In the year 1967 16 year old Susan Eloise Hinton wrote the cutting edge book the Outsiders. During this time female authors would be looked down upon which is why Susan used the name S.E HInton, which are her initials. The book tells us about the unpleasant relationship between the Greasers and the Socs. The Socs are westside's elite and privileged, they would always get away with illegal actions and they have always gotten what they wanted, but there is something most of them don’t feel loved…

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    Shug Avery is a confident black women and very independent character in the novel, in the novel Shug Avery is one of the character that are empowered and manage to stay empowered and also empower other women like Celie and squeak. Shug Avery is a very powerful character simply because she is a feminist, she acts as a role model to women around her and she doesn’t rely on any man to look after her or to tell her how she should act. Shug is introduced in the beginning of the novel when she falls…

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    African-Americans had just received the right to vote, which consequently opened women’s eyes to…

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    During the nineteenth century in Europe, women’s roles became more defined than ever. Before the nineteenth century, women had usually worked alongside their husbands in the field or factory; however, with the rise of separate spheres, women were left at home to do domestic work. The idea of separate spheres was that there were specific jobs for both women and men. The jobs for women usually consisted of staying at home and taking care of the children, while men would be the wage maker of the…

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