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    very essence of our lives‚ shaping our thoughts and actions. Patriarchy is present in virtually every society and unfortunately is the underlying problem to most violence in the world‚ particularly violence towards women. Patriarchy exemplifies the misogyny that has been ever-present since probably the beginning of every society. Whether it is discrimination towards women‚ lack of equal rights‚ or violence towards women‚ violence that stems almost entirely from patriarchal dominance is seen throughout

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    I can honestly say that Hillary Clinton’s political ad‚ “Mirrors”‚ works very well in that it clearly expresses the message that Donald Trump does not have the highest respect for women. This ad features many young women looking at themselves in the mirror while demeaning comments play in the background and it ends with an interviewer asking Trump‚ "Do you treat women with respect?" and him answering with‚ " I can’t say that either." I don’t support either side‚ as they’re both drastically flawed

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    Men will often turn to violence as a way to express themselves and to make themselves seem tougher than they actually are. These violent expressions are dangerous and involve not only other men‚ but can carry to the abuse of women and children. Misogyny is very present in modern day music and media. In Hip Hop the rappers tend to focus on materialism things such as money and chains. Hip Hop sends many messages to men. The men of hip hop tend to be homophobic and intolerable to of other sexualities

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    This quote really sums up the time period in which the book is set in. During this time‚ women were controlled by their husbands and treated with disrespect in most situations. Women weren’t allowed to divorce their husbands or report abuse‚ they just had to stick with it. The whole time‚ men kept undermining women and it became a society wide problem. Leonce falls into this category because he forces his wife to follow him and doesn’t allow her to follow her dreams. He treated his wife as if she

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    As time progressed‚ the public started to become increasingly progressive. With the age of the Social Dance Revolution and the rise of women in the work force on the cusp‚ women in particular began to shed the traditional ideas of courtship and modesty. The 1920’s song “Sweet mama tree top tall; Wont you kindly turn your damper down” tells of an African American woman that is representative of the women of this time period. This song utilized a black woman to both appeal to the free-spirited figure

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    In this paper‚ I will prove that Jean Rhys’s Wide Sargasso Sea demonstrated the cause of Antoinette’s madness was caused by her husband’s actions and not by genetics. I will demonstrate through quotations and additional sources the mental breakdown of Antoinette. Antoinette Cosway‚ the protagonist of Jean Rhys’s novel Wide Sargasso Sea‚ demonstrates what occurs when one loses their sense of self when displaced from their home. Antoinette Cosway‚ has never felt at place in the world and this is apparent

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    The Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ by Margaret Atwood is a dystopian novel in which the main character – Offred – seeks to escape from the constraints of her environment. The writer takes things from the past and skews them throughout the novel‚ creating a much more relative feel to the otherwise very unrealistic story. In the environment‚ Offred has no way of physically escaping - instead‚ the responds to her situation by getting lost in her memories and thoughts. This

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    Women In Popular Culture

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    Society has always seemed to be prejudiced against women; and in present times today‚ that still seems to be an underlying issue. To the same extent‚ women are often considered as being worthless — and inferior to their male counterparts. However‚ this often results in women being degraded in present day society. Today’s popular culture and hip-hop is extremely disrespectful to women‚ not everything — but a vast majority of popular culture and hip-hop is just utterly despicable towards women.

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    The lessons learned The lessons well taught by the woman before us are handed down throughout the generations. This wisdom is learned thorough out each of those women before us. They each lived in a different setting of life where woman did not have as many choices then but only the choice to follow the word of man. As we carried on life we would give those instructions to our daughters. By our daughters following those instructions would ensure their success into the world of men. We receive

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    The poems "Pontiac" and "My ’48 Pontiac" contained a numerous amount of fascinating parallels between each other. Each Poem involves a man who uses their Pontiac as a source‚ were they could reflect upon their issues. Alone with their car they could feel free to criticize. Unable to come to terms that some things change‚ these men find it hard to let go of what is close to them. In "Pontiac" the man decides to remain with his Pontiac‚ and ponder about the past rather than to face his wife. He

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