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    Gender representation in film is a reflection on gender roles and ideas in society, and with every change and constant in these socially constructed differences it is subsequently seen in film. By looking through the sociological perspective the contrasts in the films beauty and the beast (1959) and Maleficent (2014) can be understood by looking at events in society and the creators of Disney films in addition with applying symbolic interactionism and sociological concepts and theories from…

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    Gender Inequalities

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    affect on feelings about our personal appearance and our body image, especially for females. Feminists have very strong views on gender identity such as liberal feminism argue that gender inequality results from past traditions that pose barriers to women’s advancements.(Gilman,1998). Radical feminism are strong believers in that is male dominance and that men have huge control over woman’s bodies, to which is why they think woman are oppressed.(Feminismandreligion.com). Marxist feminists…

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    mistakes and determining forensic significance in a forensic case (Rogers 2015). b. Two lessons that can be learned from this case would be to make sure to have an open mind because if not, then it affect the crime scene as for example in the case study, it would be easy to have a bias of the bones would not be significant if it was found in a cemetery. Secondly, it is more important to think and critical plan because the deconstruction process of a crime scene can be damaging and if the…

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    Impartial Dialect

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    societies. Women's activists occasionally supported utilizing non-sexist dialect. They utilized "Ms." to allude to both wedded and unmarried women. Women's activists were additionally regular advocates of utilizing sexual orientation comprehensive dialect. Impartial dialect was a depiction of dialect utilizations, which has gone for minimizing suspicions with respect to the natural sex of human referents. Not just had the development come to change the dialect in to neutral dialect, the…

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    masculinity is shown through young boys being interested in activities which compliment their physical abilities as well as their powerful minds. Webber’s evidence of hegemonic masculinity showcases teacher’s influence on young boys to get more involved in studies, which consequently allows boys to achieve their social status as they excel their dominate characteristic of masculinity. In Barrie Thorne’s article, children mostly follow the “two worlds” model which influences students to pursue…

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    Women In The Algerian War

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    result of the women’s movement. In the midst of the 19th century, Algerian society was conservative and patriarchal. This was a result of the Islamic Sharia Law that favored males and denied women of equal rights. They were strictly following the centuries-old tradition in which women were supposed to be domestic servants,…

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    Women's Rights Reform

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    was the most significant reform towards American history. B) The Equal Rights for Women reform helped give women almost the same rights as men including being able to own property, vote, speak in public, and much more. If our earliest reformers for women’s rights like Elizabeth Stanton and Lucretia Mott did not stand up for this unjust treatment, C) to this day less than half…

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    Stark is a passionate author. She uses her knowledge, experiences, studies, and research to educate Canadians. Her articles address social and economic issues. Issued on June 24th, 2013, her article “Unequal Communities: Exploring the Relationship between Colonialism, Patriarchy, and the Marginalization of Aboriginal Women” is an example of her knowledge and motivation to educate people about the issues of Aboriginal women’s rights. The significance of the article is that it is unique in a…

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    Stephanie Coontz

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    Stephanie Coontz is a professional author and a professor who studies women. “Stephanie Coontz has recently retired from Evergreen State College, where she taught history and family studies. She is the author of several books including Marriage, a History: How Love Conquered Marriage (2006), and A Strange Stirring: The Feminine Mystique and American Women at the Dawn of the 1960s (2012).” (Seyler, Pg. 406) She is an expert on women’s issues, having studied it for the last decade. The article…

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    Equality For All Introduction The North Carolina controversy that erupted on March 23, 2016, shown the unequal treatment of transgenders in the United States. Pat McCrory, Governor of North Carolina, has denied and fought against the new anti-discrimination bathroom bill, that gives transgenders the right to use the bathroom the person identifies with. People do not understand that there is a difference between sex and gender. Sex is the biological characteristics with which we are born..…

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