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    Aalaa Mohasseb Professor Mahdi Tourage Religious Studies 2500F 19 November 2012 Patriarchy and Gender Inequality "I created you from one soul‚ and from that soul I created its mate so that you may live in harmony and love” (Quran 4:2). When distinguishing between the Quran and Western Christian tradition‚ it becomes clear that equality amongst genders is much more prominent in the Quran. This is a result of the influence of Greek misogyny being integrated into Western Christian tradition

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    theme of the story is about racial inequality during the time period and the prominent stereotyping and racism in the town‚ which is very similar to other events in the United States at time as far as equal rights goes. Not only does Lee confront the equality issues the novel also addresses public education and gender roles in society. From reading the novel one could accurately say that the main purpose of To Kill A Mockingbird is to explore social inequality in general and that race and racism

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    everyone the same opportunity for success. This however‚ is not the case. According to the article and many studies‚ this opportunity is decreasing and if nothing is done‚ the very ideals on which our country stands could no longer exist. Income inequality is growing and there are less chances for social advancement‚ especially for those who are in the lower classes. The United States is running the risk of turning into class-bases society‚ similar to those seen in Europe. The Economic Policy Institute

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    Gender Inequality- According to the functionalists point of view‚ gender inequality exists in the U.S. due to it contributing to overall social stability. They view the roles of men and women as one that compliments the other however‚ view the male as having the dominant force in the relationship. They equate women as being more expressive and emotionally supportive‚ while men are viewed as being more instrumental and practical. An example of this can be applied to the military

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    Women have come a long way in the world of sports since Title IX‚ however gender inequality still exists in society today. Many women are discriminated against in many sports‚ at the professional level women receive less pay than men in many different sports‚ and at all levels women receive less media coverage than most men in sports. I intend to examine the gender inequalities that exist in sports today. Gender inequalities that exist in sports today include discrimination in positions obtained‚ discrimination

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    Inequality of Social Classes in United States Democracy While United States is one of the most powerful and successful countries in the world‚ it has many flaws in need of attention. One of the most prominent issues is the unequal representation of citizens in the government. Many factors contribute to this‚ but one significant cause of inequality is the representation of social classes. Even in the 1800s‚ Alexis De Tocqueville determined that the social class that held the most power would pass

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    In this writing Haslett discusses the problem of inheritance undermining the economic theory of capitalism. He acknowledges wide gaps in the distribution of income‚ but introduces even larger gaps in the distribution of wealth as a greater problem. Haslett supports this accusation by proving inheritance conflicts the three most important values of capitalism. He proposes to readjust balances of wealth in America by abolishing inheritances. Inheritances violate capitalistic ideals of distribution

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    Gender Inequalities in Society Does gender create inequality? Throughout history‚ most societies have held women in an inferior status compared to men. This situation was often justified as being the natural result of differences between the sexes. People believed women to be naturally more emotional and less decisive than men. Women were also held to be less intelligent and less creative by nature. Many sociologists state that various cultures have taught girls to behave according to negative

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    In Inequality For All‚ former U.S. Secretary of Labor‚ Robert Reich‚ discusses the allocation of money that flows into America and how significant it is to make people conscious about what is happening. The documentary starts out with Reich states that inequality is unavoidable towards select groups yet people still work hard‚ innovate‚ and strive solely on incentives that helps keep them motivated. He then describes that it’s essentially what capitalism is and in this class‚ it’s how markets can

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    In the United States women are particularly blessed to have some of the best opportunities at life‚ yet there is still some discrepancy with the rights of their male counterparts. The first example of this is the sheer lack of representation in top management positions. In the workforce‚ it is known that men dominate high positions‚ but this can also be seen in political positions as well. As of January 2015‚ there are 84 female representatives serving the the House of Representatives of the 435

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