Summary Of The Word Bitch

In society and as a culture we have done everything conceivable to ensure a benighted attitude, deeming strong women as frightening, irate, and obviously unfeminine, where the word bitch plays an important role is spreading and delivering that message. I believe that we should not use the word bitch as it is not only an offensive and hostile term but, also degrading of women, endeavoring to silence them. Bitch for some time now is been a powerful approach to silence women, however that has not prohibited them from doing what they can, one such example would be Hillary Clinton. In “The Bitch America Needs” the author claims “You can rally millions of people to vote for you. You can do anything and everything, and it doesn’t matter: The word
The power of a woman can scare men where many restore to calling them sexist words like bitch in an attempt to degrade them, trying to show them where they belong, inferior to men. Not abiding by the so called rules of society one is perceived a Bitch in this case Hillary Rodham Clinton. Furthermore, in “You Say ‘Bitch’ Like It’s A Bad Thing: Examining the Implications of the Notorious Word” the author writes “Personality-wise, she states that bitches are ‘... assertive...strong-minded...competent, competitive, pushy, loud-mouthed, independent...’ ”(Triska 14). This goes to further prove upon a point that though the word bitch is used to refer to women who demonstrate dominant and distinctive qualities and how they are shamed for being their gender, leaving behind a long lasting impact proving to be both sexist as well trying to point out that women are inferior to men by attacking their womanhood. Bitch is a word with many connotations however the way it has introduced to me personally I believe it to be an attack on strong and independent woman, where society is afraid of their advances and