A future in healthcare for women proves to be bright, however, the number of women in executive leadership roles in the health care industry is incredibly underrepresented, even though they undeniably possess an abundance of talent and are just as qualified as men. ... The obstacles, broken barriers and sacrifices made by many women in leadership positions, paved the way to now allow women to advance their careers in a new light, by bringing exceptional perspective and ultimately changing the future of the health care industry. ... Women and men are placed on the same runway, however, once t...

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Cinderella cries and wishes she could go to the ball once she is alone, but she takes no initiative to attempt to change the fact that she is not going. ... Their future is solely determined by who they marry, and who they marry is dependent on their physical appearance or social status. ... The desire of the stepsisters to fit in the shoe in both versions shows the importance of marriage for a woman's future, and the Brothers Grimm version goes further, showing that women would be willing to suffer to be chosen as the prince's wife. ...

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Hence it is important to define patriarchy because it explains the reasons for the treatment of women throughout history and what it means to their future and success in life. ... In addition to these inequalities, once a woman was married she would have to surrender her property rights, thus becoming the property of her husband (Legates, 2001: 17). ...

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Before, it was possible for people to see each other once again because of the amount of short distances between them but as the country expanded, so did the boundaries and opportunities of the country. Alexandra is a person who needs people in her life to make life worthwhile; she may be uncertain the future of herself and her relationships, but she strives to compensate her isolation and loneliness through the land she lives in. ...

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Once again, if a man does not fit into this hegemonically masculine box society has created, he is shamed and punished for it. ... This is once again a culture in the realm of these athletics that does not want to be changed. ... We cannot back down or give in, for the future of equality relies on us....

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Furthermore, citizens struggle to account for how much of their money they will need to save for future use. ... Gradually but surely women have immersed and broken down the barrier of a once male dominated occupation. ... Once can deduce that this percentage will only continue to increase as women further diversify themselves into more competitive and monetary based industries. ... A system that was once created to cater to the needs of a traditional family cannot be expected to adjust to modern society where this type of family stands as the minority. ...

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They reveal our responses to the things that have happened to us and, occasionally, they offer a glimpse of the kind of future we are hoping for. ... When once the woman was expected only to take on the roles of mother and housewife, now there are the added expectations of individuality (Marriage and the Family), independence and a career (Job Security). ... Mackay in future chapters reveals that, caught up in our "consumer driven lives", we forget the essentials the human relationships, love, the basic values that ensure happiness. ...

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Abstract Butch women have been characterized as traditionally masculine in their personality and femme women as traditionally feminine. In humans, men tend to exhibit lower levels of parental investment in offspring than women do (Low, 1989). Women must incur the costs associated with internal fert...

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This supports the notion that gender and children are "malleable", and psychology and medicine are the "tools to transform them" once again relating back to my thesis that technoscience and social construction determine a person's gender and sex identity. Although these medical methods sound relatively smooth, there are many repercussions that can seriously impact the infant's future physically, socially and psychologically. ... In The Rolling Stone (1997) John Colapinto writes an article titled The Story of John/Joan describing how other intersex adults protest against any form ...

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National Policy on Women is the continuation of the National Policy on Women first enacted 20 years ago with regard to the issues, opportunities, challenges and the current environment and future. ... The once upon a time considered a weaker creations, now get up to play a role in ensuring the success of the country along with men. ... Step of the formulation also considered in line with the changing environment and future needs, especially in the face of globalization and an increasingly competitive economic climate. ...

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Introduction American author and poet, Maya Angelou once said, "How important it is for us to recognize and celebrate our heroes and she-roes!... To gather qualitative data, interviews with the employers of the business(es) would be done so researchers could decipher why they [the business(es)] prefer a specific gender, the pros and cons of having one dominant gender, and what future implications would the company make to tackle the injustice in the workplace. ... If so, what future implications will your business make to be freed from such a social burden? ...

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Once her evil stepmother sends a huntsman to kill Snow White her fate is in the hands of a man, much like the power in the world at that time. ... These flaws are ones such as outspokenness and hubris, which could cost her honour and the future of her family, given the restraints of Chinese culture. ... Even though, like in most Disney films, the hero ends up falling for her, its not because of any tricks on her part; it takes a kick from the Emperor for Shang to understand that you don't meet a girl like Mulan every dynasty, but once he catches on, he realizes that the qualities that mak...

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Being in a fitness magazine, this advertisement once again plays on women's desire to attain the "Ideal- figure so that they might be more sexually desirable. ... As for the future of the "Ideal- woman, as long as women feel the need to be attractive in order to attract men and men's perception of a desirable woman is one that is sexually attractive, there will always be an "Ideal- woman. ...

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This immediate interrogative sentence has the reader pondering what she is about to touch on without even predisposing them on the future topics she is about to philosophize. ... Contrary to Bordo, Butler provides the reader with absolutely no breaks in the text through subtitles, but provides the reader with a long and difficult blob of words that once again, is treacherous to follow along. ...

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Due to all these changes on how women are being viewed in management positions, the future is looking brighter for increased opportunities. ... It is important that we examine our inheritance with an eye to capturing those aspects that women leaders lodged in the language of this generation of female leaders, leaders speaking on the edge of the divide between male leadership of the past and shared leadership of the future. ...

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Software tools are perceived to be more relevant to other, non-computer related activities, so women actually are more likely to take future coursework in word processing programs and other software tools. ... Once surmounting their own personal obstacles to getting on-line, however, the female cybernaut must overcome the many barriers of a male centered technology. ...

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Nancy Pelosi once said "Women are leaders everywhere you look-from the CEO who runs a Fortune 500 company to the housewife who raises her children and heads her household. ... She provided him with a draft of the future terms of reference and also a list of women who might've served on the commission ("Royal Commission on the Status of Women in Canada", n.d.). ...

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Title IX pushed for equal opportunity between the sexes within the classroom in the 1970s. When Nixon finally signed the amendment into law June 23, 1972, initially it was instituted to "prohibit discrimination on basis of sex for educational programs or activities that receive funding from governme...

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Introduction Ah, how beautiful and gentle the Sleeping Beauty is, how sweet and innocent and nave and vulnerable Little Red Riding Hood and Snow White are! How wonderful it is to be rescued by Prince Charming, or a powerful, axe-wielding woodcutter! How romantic, how convenient, how great it is for men to rescue damsels in distress and live happily (I wonder who) ever after. Look at the portrayal of Eowyn, in the J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. ...

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(Mayne135) However this change in the role and therefore place of women depicted in the film is continually challenged by "unacceptable" heterosexual relationships, for example, it is Helen's relationship with George that threatens her future and space at the university. ... (Kaplan 135) There is no doubt Weber is expressing the significance of marriage through the narrative in The Blot she was once quoted as saying "There is no doubt that marriage is the most important event in our lives and the least studied or understood"(Slide 16) The importance placed on the heterosexual relatio...

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Udry relies on evidence based on animal and human studies that conclude the effects of testosterone in the prenatal period are thought of as "organizational"; these effects, he states, are more or less permanent on the structure of the brain and therefore have great bearing on the person's future behaviors. ... This goes against Udry's basic argument of what constitutes masculinity and femininity in the sense that males aren't necessarily biologically programmed to be dominant, violent, creatures who once ruled tribes and overtook land. ...

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A hundred years after Bradstreet pushed the boundaries with her captivating poetry and paved the way for future women to take over, Judith Murray broke through with her use of unfiltered literature and she continued the fight for women's equality. ...

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From the late 1980s, research on gender, crime and social issues, has hugely focused on the study of masculinity, and how there has become a correlation between masculinity and violence. Feminists have researched extensively on all types associated with gender, including gay and lesbian, thus acting towards the literature on masculinity slowly increasing within the past 20 years due to the pressure from feminist works. In this essay, I will begin by reviewing theories on masculinity, and evaluating why such ideas create the assumption that violence appears to be associated with masculinity. I ...

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From dog-fighting in Mexico to issues of transsexuality in Cuba, contemporary Latin American cinema covers a diverse array of topics. Lauren Mulvey, British feminist film theorist, uses pyschoanaylitics to offer a feminist critique of all classical narrative cinema. She establishes that narrative ci...

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