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    rights as men. However‚ there is another huge wall women have to climb over; society’s gender norms and expectation. Gender norms and expectations are culturally constructed in a way that has historically been to the detriment of women; even though women have made significant advancements in sport‚ in the home and in the workplace‚ they still have to deal with limitations that are left over from previous gender expectations and assumptions that have held back women in the past. This contention is

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    Snow White Gender Roles The story of Snow White begins as all other fairy tales. The lovely queen bares a beautiful little girl but doesn’t get the chance to see her grow up. Snow Whites father remarried a beautiful woman and she just knew she was the most beautiful woman ever. Snow White became older and her beauty began to show more and more as the days went by‚ more beauty then the queen had. Of course the queen became very upset with this and ordered that Snow White was killed so that

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    chooses to use the word men‚ rather than referring to them as soldiers or boys‚ which specifically draws attention and significance to the fact that killing and dying was something that men felt they had to do. The use of the word men implies that gender stereotypes were at the core of what pressured the soldiers to kill and die against their will. With so much responsibility in their hands‚ an adult must not be swayed by the opinions and standards of others. It is so important that an adult follows their

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    Shakespeare’s Othello challenges gender stereotypes found in other texts of the era. The one major female character at first seems to be a largely rare type of character in a tragedy‚ a strong‚ outspoken woman who also happens to be good and innocent. Her initial actions in the story are very bold‚ not only does she goes against her father by marrying Othello‚ but she also shows herself in the Venetian senate chamber to testify in support for her love of Othello and her wishes to accompany him on

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    of how they thought women acted by displaying their biased‚ opinioned portrayals in a production. “Feminist critics have considered the implications of this complex sexual impersonation‚ arguing that representation of females by males reinforced stereotypes of women found in many Elizabethan plays‚” (Wilson and Goldfarb‚ p. 183) For starters‚ women were portrayed in plays as weak‚ vulnerable‚ and even as whores in many production. In some productions women were called dim-witted and played off as prostitutes

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    Distinguishing Gender Characteristic as of Birth Language plays in an important role in genders. You certainly would not acknowledge a baby girl or baby boy the same way. He and She coming into this new world would be treated differently. Babies are just babies who are born with no difference in their behaviors. But as of birth they are distinguished and nurtured differently. Doctors would either say “Congratulations it’s a Girl” or “Congratulation it’s a Boy. Genders are separated into two colors

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    In “White Like Me‚” Thomas Wise discusses the many ways White privilege influences other race’s‚ from a White male’s perspective. Three of the most interesting point relate to the of “white supremacy” and how the common white citizens unknowingly uses their powers. He expresses the belief that Whites should “guard their white privilege” because the United States‚ as a capitalist society‚ honors the majority. Another point he makes is that Whites are able to escape the blame for their unjust actions

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    Gender plays a big part in our society rather we realize it or not. We tell girls that they should wear dresses and dream to be a princess when they grew up. We tell boys to get dirty and stop crying if they fall. When a child goes not conform to the roles society has placed on gender than they are labeled as LGBT‚ even when they may not be. If a boy likes to play with dolls than people assumed the child is gay and if I girl likes to get her hands dirty than she is a tomboy. I wonder why there is

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    relationships. I think the media socializes people‚ and shows them certain social scripts on how to behave and how their expected to behave in society. Disney fairy tales are a good example of this because they depict how the media thinks romance and gender roles should be played out. In the Article peer involvement in adolescent dating violence‚ it states that social and popular media‚ which inform standards‚ appearances‚ and behavior‚ also heavily influences adolescent social norms. Often in the fairy

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    in order to embed the “proper” gender behaviors in their brains. “American literature is male. To read the canon of what is currently considered classic American literature is perforce to identify as male” (Fetterley)‚ but fairy tales come before school years‚ therefore it is necessary to have main female characters. Little girls must learn their place in society before they start their education‚ because then they will be less

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