Women are the sex symbols of music. ... Women are gifted and talented individuals who work hard and deserve to be respected regardless of their sex. They should not be treated as sex objects because it slowly becomes the norm in society and feeds into this culture. ... Shakira is a perfect example of a natural, self-made artist who has become a sex symbol in today's music industry. ... In a society where sex sells, the music industry takes advantage of women and makes their profit. ...

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A lot of individuals are familiar with motor vehicle ads that tend to depict women as sex objects or subjects to men. ... A review of the position of women of the modern society and of the past will reveal that women have been the central Object of exploitation and distortions in society through ages. (Lal, The Crisis in human values) The ad assumes that by using the humor they can connect better with a wider audience yet they have degraded the woman's value, making them seen as easygoing objects rather than getting them more attention which is sexism. ...

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In this current genre of music it is common to hear songs littered with a plethora of visually painted sex screens as well as outburst of profanity. ... As in "Everyday Use" by Alice Walker objects such as the churn and quilt took on great sentimental value. ...

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The women are dehumanized and seen as objects all to make some money. Jean Kilbourne talks about this issue in, "Two Ways a Woman Can Get Hurt: Advertising and Violence" by stating, "Sex in advertising is pornographic because it dehumanizes and objectifies people, especially women, and because it fetishes products, imbues them with an erotic charge- which dooms us to disappointment since products never can fulfill our sexual desires or meet our emotional needs.... It is only one step away from prostitution, but instead of buying sex, you are buying cologne. To put it into even d...

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The woman is depicted as being submissive, obedient and readily available whilst the man is shown to be dominant and gaining the object of his desire. ... The exploited female is depicted as an object. Sexual, fragile, needing to be dominated by the authorial male, she is employed to appeal and provide for the predominantly young male audiences "male gaze"; selling products through the means of sex....

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According to various researchers and historians, there was definitely some form of a revolution toward the female sex. ... They also aided in the manufacture of small metal objects like needles, buckles, pins, knives, and different pieces of jewelry. ... Women were not always looked at as subservient objects, but as people who were willing to bring all they could into the society, which they lived in....

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Initially in The Piano Ada is the object of Baines gaze, as he watches her play the piano and project sexual fantasies onto her. ... Campion again destroys the active/passive split when Ada's husband locks her up after witnessing her have sex with Baines. ... Baines on the other hand, knew he could not possess, control and treat Ada as an object and opened up to her and her desires. ...

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There are new trends in family make up, those are family's that are comprised of two parents of the same sex, and single parent family's both are becoming more prevalent in American culture. ... They can afford more objects then those who don't, thus putting them in a higher social class. ... The problems are that it doesn't stop at just safety for women, they are believed to be less qualified for jobs just because of their sex, and that is wrong. ...

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The 9 non-standard features of Reading English • The present tense suffix with non 3rd person singular objects e.g. we goes shopping on Saturdays • Has with non 3rd person singular subjects E.g. we has little fire, keeps us warm • Was with plural subjects (and singular you) E.g. you was outside • Multiple negation E.g. ... Conclusion We have seen that social function of non standard features can vary depending on the sex of the speaker and that this social function can sometimes take precedence over the limitation imposed on speakers by the formality ...

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Nightingale is set in Feudal Japan at the time being a patriarchal society where the power, rights and representation of both sexes was uniquely different. ... Kaede is in this case seen as an object of desire, Iida did not feel he needed to ask for permission as he is the male and naturally women are expected to accommodate for men. ...

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Societies of later centuries were not welcoming to the idea of interracial couples, same sex marriages, or even the simple art of tattooing. ... According to symbolic interactionism, the meaning of objects, events, and behaviors comes form the interpretation people give them, and interpretations vary from one group to another. ...

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