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    Want to be a man or a woman‚ or‚ want to be a dragon? Well‚ with videogames‚ anything is possible! But‚ even though this seems nice‚ more and more games reinforce the idea of gender roles. A gender role is what is believed a gender should do. For example‚ how a woman is often thought to be a care taker or house cleaner. This idea presented in a videogame can spill over into real life‚ which is supported by Paul Stermer’s and Melissa Burkley’s work‚

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    Gender Equity

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    GENDER EQUITY The Equitable Classroom Practices Institute developed the following strategy to cultivate gender-equity in the classroom.   Teachers developed implementation plans that consist of the following strategies that cultivate gender equity in classrooms. For the most part‚ instructional strategies are based on the works of Anderson‚ Brooks‚ and Reavis‚ 1998; and Morrow‚ 1993; and Sadker & Sadker‚ 1994. The following practices are divided into the three main areas of gender bias‚ Sadker

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    Gender Inequality in Southern Africa This semester we have studied Namibia and Botswana through different analytical lenses such as colonialism‚ gender‚ race‚ ethnicity‚ and religion. All of the information we studied was used to thoroughly understand the history of this country and all the events that happened that led to each country’s independence. Out of all the information we learned‚ gender is what interested me the most. For my final essay‚ I want to pursue the topic of gender‚ specifically

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    Gender is the range of characteristics pertaining to‚ and differentiating between‚ masculinity and femininity. Depending on the context‚ these characteristics may include biological sex (i.e. the state of being male‚ female or intersex)‚ sex-based social structures (including gender roles and other social roles)‚ or gender identity Introduction Media play important roles in society. They report on current events‚ provide frameworks for interpretation‚ mobilise citizens with regard to various

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    Gender and Citizenship

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    GENDER AND CITIZENSHIP ARE IMPORTANT FOR DEVELOPMENT‚ DISCUSS. Good governance is recognised as being essential to poverty reduction efforts and respect for human rights‚ conflict prevention‚ growth and environmental protection. From a restricted point of view‚ governance should be focused on sound economic management while a more expansive view embraces political liberalization‚ addressing problems of social inequality. Governance refers to decision-making by a range of interested people including

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    Gender Subordination

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    Tanisha Springer November 24‚ 2013 ENG 201- 027 Professor Noimann Gender Subordination in The Yellow Wallpaper The era between about 1890 and 1920‚ often referred to as “the turn of the century” or Progressive era saw transformation in many features of society in the United States. The nation’s swift industrialization and urbanization in altering the way people worked and lived‚ also brought about a number of economic‚ political‚ and social reforms to respond to these modifications

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    various angles‚ and narrow it down into four approaches: economic perspectives‚ capabilities theory‚ social exclusion and participative approach (Steward et al 2003). The first approach or income capacity is the most commonly used and easily measured. Having lack of financial resources eliminates people access to the basic needs‚ such as: food‚ shelters‚ clothes and so forth. However‚ a capabilities theory pioneer‚ Amartya Sen (Brighouse et al‚ 2010‚ p.3) argues that economic reason cannot be used

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    Theatre and Gender

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    Understanding a Play Through Perception of Gender & Ethnicity Take a painting for instance‚ you and another individual may be looking at the same painting‚ but you will both have different interpretations of the painting based on what you know or understand about your life. This is exactly how it may be when looking at a play. In this case‚ by means of ethnicity and gender. Our perceptions of ethnicity or gender may vary based on where we live‚ or our cultural backgrounds. For this reason

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    happens when people are called‚ White‚ Black‚ Brown or Asian. Gender is the attribute that is given to males and females to distinguish between the two categories. Both race and gender are socially constructed. Race and gender intersect in the formation of identities in which race they fit in and what gender they fit in. There are ways to get out of dominate racial roles simply by educating people‚ but there are also ways to avoid gender roles‚ because even though times have changed of what is “perceived”

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    Gender and sexuality Males and females are classed differently from the moment they are pronounced boy or girl. Gender determines the differences in power and control in which men and women have over the socioeconomic determinants of their health‚ lives and status in their community. Our society moulds how men and women should and should not behave and can be observed in all parts of our society. As a result of these Gender stereotypes men and women have issues which affect their health which are

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