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    lived‚ at the very least it would have had a name and identity. Society would consider the child’s uniqueness and regard it to the product of a man and a woman (Cohen 2). The expression of breast that remains unsucked is the ultimate definer of motherhood and intimacy. A mother brings a child into the world and gives life. The same mother then uses the breasts to nourish the child and nurse it until the child reaches certain benchmarks. Therefore‚ a woman who aborts fails in more ways than one. However

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    racially inferior working class‚ of those she described as “the inferior‚ the depraved‚ and the feeble-minded”. That’s why her clinics were founded in poor areas. Her slogan was: “Joyful and Deliberate Motherhood‚ A Safe Light in our Racial Darkness.” She believed‚ as she wrote in her book Radiant Motherhood (1920)‚ that “the sterilisation of those totally unfit for parenthood [should be] made an immediate

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    One of the things that we must remember with poverty is that it is a structural problem‚ especially for women‚ of which 15.6 percent are living in poverty in the United States. This compared to 13 percent of men who are living in poverty. (U.S. Bureau of the Census‚ qtd in Aulette and Wittner) These numbers also increase for people of different races‚ including an increased gap between women and men within those races. This phenomenon is called the “feminization of poverty‚” simply women are more

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    provide income. Within these family structures‚ there is much concern about gender inequalities. Within the institution of gender‚ there are expected gender roles that society pins on both mothers and fathers that reflect in the home and at work. Motherhood Penalty and Fatherhood Bonus On a daily basis‚ parents of each gender are trying to find employment in the face of the current economic crisis. Although women are easier to employ than men are due to their salary demands‚women also face the

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    Dominique Johnson English 1 A 14 October 2013 The Life of a Women’s Work In my essay‚ I intend to compare and contrast the poems. Woman by Kishaw Naheed and Woman Work by Maya Angelou. The two poems look at the lives of two Women from different cultures and traditions. Kishwar Naheed is one of the leading poets of Pakistan. Naheed writes about tradition of arranged marriages and the struggles of being a women in her culture. Maya Angelou is a Black

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    The first few pages of the story let the reader wonder which kind of mother is Vashti. Those pages convey the lack of a motherhood attention from Vashti toward her son Kuno. Already on the second page‚ we can sense a feeling of hurry‚ She‚ Vashti‚ “ do not expect anything important will happen for the next five minutes-for [she] can give you fully five minutes [to] Kuno.” This quote gives doubt about the lack of love for Kuno as it can still be persuaded that she may probably be a busy woman with

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    in Wellesley‚ Alice exercised great importance in shaping admission standards‚ curricular reform‚ and professional standards for faculties34. The curricular reform indicated her proposal for women intellectual development instead of training for motherhood. During her presidency‚ she slowly shifted the Wellesley focus from training Christian womanhood to cultivating young women’s

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    Most of the slaves were not so much running away from something as running towards someone‚ often to a lover or a lost family member.3 From this perspective‚ even motherhood can be seen as a form of resistance. Enslaved women could be separated from their children at any time‚ even if they belonged to the same slave owner. In Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl Harriet Jacobs writes how she escaped her master’s sexual

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    their leaders with the offspring of other royalty. Marie Antoinette loved children and eagerly looked forward to motherhood but took eight years to have children. Later on in the year’s causes of the French revolution was partly Marie Antoinette fault which led to the end of the alliance between Austria and France!

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    The percentage of children living in single parent families* nearly doubled between 1970 and 1995‚ in which 86 percent live with their mothers (U.S Bureau of the Census‚ 1996 cited in Sayad‚ Strong‚ & Vault‚ 1998‚ p.533). This increasing number of single mothers has led to a controversy in the way children are reared. Some regard these "broken homes" cause a number of badly brought up children. However I personally think that single mothers can raise good kids by using good parenting skills and closer

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