Medically women could be a huge advantage in the war. They could even draft women to be nurses. ... In The New York Times it states that approximately a little over 60% of the United States army are males and not females. ... Cause sometimes women think of things that men don't, which goes to show how important a women can be in the time of war. ... The reason he left out women in his great speech is because women were to busy picking and choosing what they want to be equal in. ...

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Advertising For Little Girls: Is It For Fun or Domestication and Sexualization? ... All of this goes with women's self-esteem and confidence with herself. ... In Barbie commercials, little girls are the main characters. ... It is not about choices, but determining the subconscious of who these little girls will become as women. ... Little girls become immune to the treatment women receive from those advertising around them, and therefore they accept this treatment as okay for them to succumb to when they grow up. ...

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Despite the odds, women can overcome all obstacles. In the past, women have desperately struggled because men belittled them. ... In The Color Purple, by Alice Walker, several women were extremely mistreated by men. ... Through the collection of letters that Celie wrote, the reader could see the development of a frightened young woman who had little regard for herself and of another, Shug, who struggled to become a successful woman. ... When she was only a little girl, her stepfather sexually abused her. ...

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In our society we see a girl as "beautiful" as thin and pale with little to no blemishes. ... Magazines such as Playboy claim to be "celebrating women's beauty." ... Although these false advertisements of women are usually in advertisements, one very incorrect depiction of women in which is very impactful is the Pornography business. ... Once you have learned to see a class of human beings as objects, or in ways that effectively reduce them to objects, it becomes much easier to use them as one would an object, with as little, or less, regard. ... The result of all of these subli...

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The number of women in STEM fields are rising, but the number of men in STEM fields are still outnumbering the women in the same field. ... Cultural norms of society has inhibited the advancement of women in science, technology, mathematics and engineering by supporting the dominance of men and the submission of women. ... As a child, young girls are taught to be little delicate princess that only play with Barbie's, Easy Bake Ovens and little Kitchenettes. ... Prior to World War II women were not permitted to work in such fields. ... And that was problem because women were not actual...

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Many women were jailed, fined, banished and if the offense great enough executed. ... Often it took little evidence to convict a woman of witchcraft; any woman could easily be accused of the crime, even for forming an opinion. ... The expectations of women were very clear during this time period. ... Some women rejected these ideas and left to play bigger roles in society. ... Regardless of the fracturing of Christianity, the debate of women's roles was a mean to unite all Christian denominations against the crimes of which women commit....

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Most accounts of women living in the Elizabethan Era present them as members of society who were designated to do little more than take care of their homes, raise children and tend to the needs of their men. ... City women worked in shops, while women of the suburbs worked on farms. ... Despite the preconceived ideas we have of women in the Elizabethan Era, it's a little known fact that it was possible for them to hold positions and and occupations of high esteem, even though they continued to be viewed as inferior to men. ... While the 16th century allowed women to work, there were job...

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Other accounts of women enlighten this negative view of women. Sarah, Abraham's wife, is depicted as having little faith in God, since she doubts that she at her age could bear children. ... Paul's writings actually subordinate women to men. ... Paul's writings actually subordinate women to men. ... Paul's writings subordinate women to men. ...

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We [women] are, as a sex, infinitely superior to men." ... Men and women are extremely competitive with occupations, and men feel superior to women. ... Many women choose not to see the statistics or they do not care and accept that men are more successful than women are. ... For the women that do not, there is a long struggle ahead. ... For example in the sitcom Dharma and Greg, which is about a young married couple, the man is a successful lawyer from a wealthy family, while Dharma is a cute little blonde that cracks jokes. ...

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The role of Women in China and Western Europe was both similar and different. Both places looked at women to be subordinate to men. ... Women never had a high ranking role in society. ... Women in Western Europe were a little more free than women in China. ... Most higher status women didn't work, which meant that lower status and peasant women technically had more freedom than the elite and higher class. ...

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" Much of its public image is promoted through means of exploiting women–especially black women–through visual and auditory mediums. ... In many cases, the only space the industry makes for women is homogenous to an exploited and objectified conception of who these women are in order to even be apart of it. ... Women are trying to get out and move forward, but much of the media's content is allowing women to be fully liberated. ... " Aside from degrading a depiction of women with vulgar language and aggressive tones, much of this genre's content implies that, d...

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The Oppression and Progress of Women I agree with Adrienne Rich that every women needs to educate herself in what she needs to know to know for survival in the world. ... And that was the only place for women in the world. ... Women and men alike are waiting longer than ever to marry, and I feel this is great progress for women. ... There are many places around the world where women still have little or no value or rights. ... We need to teach our young girls to be strong, self-defining women. ...

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Do men have more power over women? ... Maybe films should also reflect women as being tough so women can idolize them. ... We often see male heroes save women, but why don't we see women saving men? ... "[Women] make tight little smiles of ladylike exasperation, while [men] pound on desks and roar" (255). ... Women can learn much from men, but men can also learn much from women. ...

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In fact, women were made to feel inferior. ... Shortly after that, the women find a quilt that Mrs. ... Hale and repeated her words for a laugh, further insulting women. ... Henderson being disrespectful to the women. ... Getting all stirred up over a little thing like a "dead canary." ...

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For example little girls pretend to cook and clean, and take care of their dolls. ... On the other hand little boys play with trucks, tools and racecars. ... Women have a feminine role to portray; women are portrayed as sexy and beautiful. Women take care of the kids, and the home. ... Hopefully in the future men and women will have more similar roles so we can make this gap a little smaller....

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In the story, the use of only surnames when referring to the women symbolizes the women inferiority to the men. ... Men always trust men, but not women. ... The word trifles is defined as something of little importance or value, or to deal with something as if it were of little significance or value. ... "Women can read women's texts because they love women's lives; men cannot read women's texts because they dont lead women's lives" (Fetterley 166). ... In most cases, men do not trust women. ...

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These characters possess very little complexity or importance in Candide.  ... Women in the 1800s had very few choices for advancement in life. ... I confess that were I in your position, I would not harbor the least scruple at marrying the governor and thereby securing Captain Candide's fortune. (41) " These women understand that in the 1800s they had very little power; only through men may they exert any influence. The female characters in Candide are of little importance to the action of the story. ... This perspective highlights how little power women possessed at that time. ...

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Throughout all of time, views on the role of women have drastically changed. ... The author uses Grendel's mother to show the little power women had through her fighting scene, "She sat on her hall-guest and drew her broad knife,/ a sharp weapon, to buy back her son,/ her only kinsman" (lines 1545-1547). The author uses the knife to symbolize the only little power Grendel's mother had as a woman against man. ... Regardless, men will always be seen as more important than women during thia time period. ... The author exhibits this in the passage because Grendel's mother ...

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Many women during this time-period placed this cause above their home life. ... "Women of all classes got involved and this illustrates how much women's roles have been overlooked by history." These women left their homes, and in some cases, family, to fight for the rights of the race above gender, and, ultimately, got little to no credit for their efforts. These women were, in fact, discouraged in documenting their stories. ... The women of the Civil Rights Movement played key roles in the success of it, but got little to know credit because of the masculinized view of women's ...

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Also segrated prisons by sex, hired women to supervise women, decreasing hard labor required by women prisoners. ... Society as a whole was obsessed with controlling social disorder of women, therefore placing harsher punishment on women criminals US reform movement: called for single sex prisons where women prisoners would be administered by women. ... Little privacy from male guards or prisoners. ... Reformatories: designed to house women offenders. ... Ran by women and focused rehab toward idea that women are different than men. ...

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In the American culture, women are considered to be lucky compared to other countries. ... Firadaus had experienced suffering since she was a little girl, with most of the credit given to the male gender, even though her mother did not make it any easier. ... Created from an Iranian perspective, these women have little freedom in a world where men are the powerful beings in charge. ... This makes the movie a little bit more complicated to understand but on the other hand it shows the brief struggle that these women experienced at that particular moment. ... The Circle, represents the jail...

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For example looking through Cosmopolitan at advertisements featuring women's nipples flashing in the centre of the page. ... To depict men on the cover this way to the same degree they sexualize women would be downright laughable. ... A women laying lazily across a lounge chair wearing no clothing at all; a woman on her hands and knees in a seductive manner; a woman lying across a bed with nothing but a pair of stocking; a man and a women each with little or no clothing seducing each other. ... To women. ... Even more outraging is the little action that has been taken against the company,...

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However, women of today have more equality in marriage than did women of that time, including the option of divorce which was then frowned upon if sought by either party, though was more accepted when asked for by the husband. At present, little thought is given to the state of divorce, no matter the number of times, or the reason for divorce. ... In this way, the writer warns women that once a man has taken his place as husband, he will see himself as king or god, or if the wedding is death and marriage is Hell, then he may assume the role of Satan. ... The poet implores women to shun m...

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GQ is kind of similar to women's fashion magazines such as Vogue and Bazarre. ... The magazine contained very little content than a women's magazine. ... Most women in men's magazines are shown in a sexual appealing way. ... A women's magazine would have very few articles on sports. ... Women's magazines would have a make-up bag and what women usually put in it such as lipstick and foundation. ...

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Thus, in many TV shows such as housewives, keeping up with Kardashian, Cinderella for little girls, and so on, they usually put beautiful women so frequently that makes them believe that with a good body, make up, self-sacrifice, they can look stunning as the famous they look on the shows. ... As a matter of fact, some TV shows make little girls be attempt to act like an adult or having access to recent branded goods of whatever they see, and there is a constant comparison between real lives and what is being portrayed on the TV. ... Business women- Ads show that women can do more than j...

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