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    Pratt talk about black not all being from Africa dominant discourse of Bible relative to homosexuality or lust vs. love Native Americans and White people Anzaldua Bilingualism being the other in two different cultures so you have to make your own-because she is not a certain culture fully, she can not be accepted Transculturation-the dominant discourse influences the marginal group it is an autoethnography because she discusses ways that others perceive her - mocks the way they think-invents…

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    During the nineteenth century women had minimal power in society, for instance, working outside of the home, or having a say in the government. Though the minimalist power for women has been in mental health. Women were put into asylums mostly by men due to not behaving the way society wanted them to behave. Furthermore, in 1892, a short story published by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, called “The Yellow Wallpaper”, challenged the thought of how women should behave in society, from sexual freedom,…

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    Maria Gaetana Agnesi

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    of mathematics at the University of Bologna in 1750. However, Agnesi had turned increasingly to religion and never journeyed to Bologna. After the death of her father in 1752, she devoted herself almost exclusively to charitable work and religious studies. She established various hospices and died in one of the poorhouses that she had once…

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    counterparts lived public lives. This meant that women were stuck at home doing chores around the home and raising the children while the man of the household went out and worked to make money for the family (Sailus, "Feminism in the 19th Century: Women's Rights, Roles, and Limits”). In the short story “girl” written by Jamaica Kincaid, a girl is being told what her life is going to consist of and how she will have to complete certain tasks around the house to care for her family. Texts can be…

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    Women’s Right is the rights for women and girls all around the world. Equal rights of men and women is one of the most important principles of the United Nations Charter adopted by world leaders in 1945; therefore protecting and promoting women’s human right is the responsibility of all States. In addition to gender, women face discrimination due to factors such as their age, ethnicity, disability and socio-economic status. Even after the rights were promoted, there are still millions of woman…

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    Is feminism harmful or beneficial to American society? Feminism sounds like a big, strong word, sometimes scary word. It has a powerful effect on among women, as well as among men. Curently, we are in what it called "the fourth wave feminism" although for some people it is stilll unclear what is the point of the movement and how much damage or good it brings. Can feminism be harmful? No, the idea behind the movement is pretty clear and it should give women of all age equal rights to education…

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    the articles “Why Gender Equality Stalled,” “Women’s Rights In Colombia,” and “Famous Firsts in Women’s History,” all of the authors discuss topics involving women’s rights. Within these articles their topics vary from traditional gender roles, violent acts of crime towards women, as well how gender equality has either changed or stayed consistent over time. Women in the United States have made a substantial amount of progress regarding obtaining women’s rights and gender equality, whether it be…

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    its particular take on either class or gender relationships but at an intersection of cultural presumptions about class and gender simultaneously” (Lee & Moscowitz, 2012, p. 67). The Real Housewives has an all-female cast that focuses on telling women’s stories from their point of view. Yes, it focuses on a select group of wealthy women whose life experiences are not those of most women in western society, but themes of female entrepreneurship, motherhood, the struggle of balancing home and work…

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    Feminist ethics is attempt to revise or reconstruct traditional ethics so that it values women’s moral experiences, which discount the experiences and views of women in a way that invalidate these models. The female experiences is distinct and has a common thread with over half of the world’s population, making this field of ethics highly applicable. These subjects have been formally regarded as trivial subjects by traditional ethics, thereby implying that women are not as morally profound as…

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    Gender Conflicts in Trifles What is gender inequality? A person’s idea of gender inequality can be drastically different from someone else’s. Gender inequality is the concept that men and women should not be treated the same. This brings up another political movement that is known as feminism. However, people tend to have the wrong idea about feminism. Feminism is the idea that women are equal to men, not superior to them. There are many ways to experience feminism. Short stories are one of the…

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