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    Nowadays, one of our big problems is gender issue. The inclusion of equality between women and men in the framework of the application of public policies and programs of cooperation is essential to the achievement of the development country, So that kind of sexual problem relating to each of this goal, because women are more than half the world's population, who are often victims of social and economic discrimination. Our country should sppourt womens by every way is possible to make bightful…

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    shaped by circumstance and Sensitivity and resistance to self-pity”- Dorothy West Self –identity plays a large and significant role in shaping each of our lives. Contemporary Indian women writers have focussed a women’s “Self image” and their attitude to their bodies, enabling them to transcend narrow confines defined by patriarchy. Shashi Deshpande represents the half century since 1947 and the changing concerns of feminist thought. She deconstructs the…

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    According to Pauli Murray, her life was “a singularly wrought self-creation, yielding one unusual achievement after another.” Pauli Murray was an influential lawyer, feminist, and Episcopalian minister during Civil Rights Movement era. Pauli did not succeed at everything she wanted to accomplish but she became everything that was possible for her (Murray IX). Murray was one of African Americans who wanted exile in the North where racial barriers were difficult. Murray overcame the restrictions…

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    Frances Perkins's Legacy

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    In September of 1935, her voice filled homes across America as she explained the latest piece of legislation that was passed by Congress: the Social Security Act. In the 1930s and 1940s, she was known as a social reformer and advocate for workers. As time passed on, her name was erased from the memories of the New Deal era, but much of her work, including the Social Security Act and standards for minimum wage, overtime pay, and child labor, has survived. Although the average American citizen…

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    However, her language bears traces of an internalization of the oppressive social structure and an anxiety of authorship1 that prevents her from successfully establishing herself as autonomous. In this essay, I will attempt to demonstrate how Margaret Cavendish, through her poetry and prose, endeavors to achieve self-sovereignty through singularity but fails due to fear of social alienation from not just the patriarchal hegemony but also from the women of her era that perpetuated it. In The…

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    life. Many of the families would buy land and build as a way of gaining income. Wife’s would stay at home and command the children with chores or help with building with their father. It was a hard time for many and money/jobs were scarce. “A study made clear once again that American farm women knew they had to work, both in the house and outside of it, in order to maintain the value of what many clearly understood to be their own investments” (Osterud, 2012). Women were strong and had…

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    and African-American boys from an urban community, identified at risk of developing behavioural problems. Furthermore, the fact that all the participants were male, means the findings of this study cannot be generalised to the population at large (Supplee et al., 2011). But as the authors state, this study provides a platform for future research, setting a precedent, not only for further longitudinal research in this area, but also for observing SRS within a natural…

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    This paper focuses on one of the most important point in an organization—employee motivation. As a sustaining goal-directed behavior, employee motivation affects organization’s turnover rate and organizational effectiveness. In order to increase company’s productivity, understanding how to raise employee motivation is crucial. Based on the six needs, managers can increase the motivation by fulfill employees’ needs, create incentives, communicate, and empower employees. Every coin has two sides.…

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    design matches the research question, examining how the study was and selecting the dual explanations for the study (Lauer, 2006). The study of this article includes conducted Participants and Selection, Definition, Description, and Implementation of Treatment, Definition, Description, and Implementation of Treatment, The Data and How They Are Collected, and Data Analysis (Lauer, 2006). This essay will end by stating the results of the study and what was supported…

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    Advantage Of Study Abroad

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    studied, you cannot be that person who knows everything; however, we still need to study and research and teach to develop this world where we are living in. Study abroad that students learn from other country by travel, and you can learn from other country without travel as study online, but we cannot called that study abroad. Nowadays, most of students prefer to study abroad than study in their country or study online, it is not because their country poor education or their education has…

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