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    Patriarchy In America

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    As soon as women are birthed into the world‚ there is a set of social expectations and gender roles that they must perform. This is due to the patriarchal constructs that society builds due to the obsolete idea of a patriarchy which is where men hold the most power in the government‚ family‚ et cetera. Although women‚ specifically in America‚ have achieved the freedom to pursue their life goals‚ women still face a persistent patriarchal society today. For example‚ when applying for the same job

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    Patriarchy In The 1600s

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    but the girls had no voice. The men were in charge. Over time we have attempted to rid ourselves of the idea of male dominance and many are fooled by the utopia idea that we have completely defeated gender bias. The truth is that we are still in a patriarchy‚ and it is quite problematic. The heads of our communities are men‚ and many of the problems women face involve men. When we watch the news‚ more than likely we watch a man dressed in a suit stand in front of the white house and give a speech while

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    Education for a Change Patriarchy can be roughly defined as a system of oppression in which males are the primary authorities in society. Historically‚ patriarchy has been the norm in almost every culture in the world. According to Philip Cohen‚ a professor at the University of Maryland and the writer of America Is Still a Patriarchy‚ every country expect Rwanda has a majority of male parliament‚ despite the handful of countries

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    Southern Patriarchy

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    Emily’s house after she has died. In this essay feminist theories like the southern patriarchy and her father’s control over Emily will be applied to explain how it contributed to Emily’s bizarre personality and the eventual murder of Homer Barron. The feminist theory can be shown through Emily’s dependence on her father both economically and psychologically in every aspect of her life

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    Beyonce Patriarchy

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    “Money gives men the power to run the show. It gives men the power to define value. They define what is sexy. And men define what is feminine‚” (Beyonce’s Fierce Feminism). The idea of an overpowering patriarchy in society is still present today and necessitates the advancement of feminist beliefs and major girl power. A feminist could be described as someone who believes in political‚ social and economic equality of males and females alike. Feminist Annette Kolodny‚ believes that feminism is about

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    Decline of Patriarchy

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    Decline of Patriarchy In the traditional patriarchal system‚ males are the primary authoritative figure in society. Fathers control the home‚ and men control the institutions. Gender hierarchy inhibits female dominance over male because it makes women subordinate to men. This power is exerted in forms of masculinity. Masculine men are emotionless‚ strong‚ aggressive‚ competitive‚ and independent. They are able to show dominance over women because subordinate women contrast from these characteristics

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    Sula Patriarchy

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    women are subjected to the male. In western society‚ the sexes are not equally represented. Women play fewer roles in that society than men and most occupations are males oriented. Women are disproportionally unrepresented and the powerful hold of patriarchy‚ exclusively maintained by men‚ deem morally right. Feminist‚ like Lois Tyson‚ strongly protested the patriarchal beliefs of women’s place in western culture as inferior to men by showing the negative effect of gender inequality that obscure women’s

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    Nora's Patriarchy

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    Since an early age Nora felt like a doll or something less. Nora remembers the times her father would play with her‚ “He used to call me his doll-child‚ and he played with me the way I played with my dolls” she is aware the position she holds in the patriarchy. Torvald and Nora appear to share a idealistic marriage and family life. This perfect image is terrorized when Nora’s act of forgery is in jeopardy of being disclosed. The following episodes that take place leads Nora to slowly realize that

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    Aboriginal Patriarchy

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    In conjunction with the real material consequences of abuse within residential schools‚ the forceful teachings of patriarchy have created perpetual cycle of abuse within the Indigenous community today. Aboriginal women‚ the center of this victimization face abusive relationships and households on an every day basis. According to “Racism‚ Sexism‚ and Colonialism: The Impact on the Health of Aboriginal Women in Canada” eight out of ten Aboriginal women reported victimization by physical‚ sexual‚ psychological

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    Women and Patriarchy

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    WOMEN AND PATRIARCHY TONI LEANN GIBSON GLOBAL HISTORY UP TO 1500 February 1‚ 2013 Patriarchy is defined as the institutions and values of male dominance. According to the text‚ Historian Gerda Lerner states that by the second millennium B.C.E ‚ written laws codified and sought to enforce a patriarchal family life that offered women a measure of paternalistic protection while insisting on their submission to the unquestioned authority of men. From that point in history‚ possibly before‚ and

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