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    WAR AND ITS EFFECTS TO MEN‚ WOMEN AND CHILDREN TABLE OF CONTENTS. Item ___ Page 1. Introduction…………………………………………………………………….1 2. Definition……………………………………………………………………….1 3. Effects of war to men....................................................................................…...2 4. Effects of war to women…………………....................................................…...2 5. Effects of war to me children……………….................................................…...3

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    Reyes English 102 29 April 2012 Hydroxycut Advertisements and Their Effects on Young Women Iovative Health Sciences‚ Inc. is the owner of the diet supplement brand Hydroxycut. The company advertises through numerous media channels to reach its countless viewers. The Hydroxycut advertisements are most commonly visual images like commercials‚ billboards‚ and print ads that carry a voice all their own. With teen girls and young women being the majority of Hydroxycut’s audience it is only natural to focus

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    Rahil Rajesh Gala Media Studies Professor Sylvia Martin 6th April‚ 2010. Fight for your rights: The effect of Bollywood on the status of Indian women. “However much a mother may love her children‚ it is all but impossible her to provide high-quality child care if she herself is poor and oppressed‚ illiterate and uninformed‚ anaemic and unhealthy‚ has five or six other children

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    set for young girls in which seems that they are required to meet. Some of these requirements are causing for all women‚ even young girls‚ to not feel pleased with themselves and have doubts about their appearance. Young girls are learning to focus on their ideal image instead of being creative and imaginative. They are growing up too fast and are not

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    STUDY ON WORKPLACE STRESS AMONG WOMEN WORKING IN BANKING INDUSTRY By ASSISTANT PROFESSOR: CHARU MODI ABSTRACT Women in India have served a lot after independence. From just a experienced homemaker‚ women today have gained skills and potential of not just being a homemaker but being at parity with their male counterpart. Moreover‚ varying roles of working women‚ they have preserved the conventional work culture of household. Now a day the companies are thriving towards high rate that the women have

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    of discrimination that are understood throughout the world. Some forms of discrimination are obvious and others more subtle. Whether it is subtle or obvious‚ it is still discrimination regardless of the way you look at it. Discrimination in the workplace is one of those forms that can be both obvious and

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    “Feminism is the radical notion that women are human beings‚” as Cheris Kramarae once eloquently stated. Feminism strives to end sexism and to achieve equal rights for men and women. In America‚ it has been attributed to getting women the right to vote‚ being able to run for a political office‚ and demanding workplace rights. However‚ sexism is still extremely rampant in the country‚ especially in the workplace‚ and feminism is the only way to end it. One of the major problems sexism causes is differences

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    were the women across the United States confined to a household. Suddenly‚ being a woman had a completely different meaning than what it had previously. When World War II began‚ women on the Home Front worked in defense plants and volunteered for war-related organizations‚ in addition to managing their households. Once World War II ended‚ women were getting laid off from their jobs due to men coming back from the war. They did not want to return back to their housekeeping jobs because women were now

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    generalizations made about a group people. Stereotypes tend to effect some groups more than others. In particular‚ minorities face the most stereotyping and discrimination. Women face many stereotypes in the workplace. Stereotypes in the workplace lead to inequality and discrimination against women and greatly affect their careers in the long run. Prior to World War I and World War II‚ very few women were a part of the workforce. The primary focus of many women during these times was to be a wife and mother. During

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    the norm or ideal. For black queer women‚ cultural imperialism means being subjected to dehumanizing stereotypes‚ exposed to a white beauty standards‚ and having their stories erased. Since we are so exposed to media like television‚ film‚ magazines‚ and advertisements‚ these mediums can be used as tools of cultural imperialism. The image of the “american woman” that our media portrays is most often white‚ thin‚ and conventionally attractive. Very few american women meet that criteria‚ yet all are

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