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    more than a housewife and man’s eye candy. Thanks to brilliant trailblazers like Susan B. Anthony‚ Alice Paul‚ and Lucy Stone‚ the term feminism has been well respected and has grown into a worldwide phenomenon. Now more than ever‚ feminism has allowed women across the world to use their voice‚ and do everything a man can do‚ and better. So what is feminism? Feminism is the advocacy of women’s rights on the grounds of political‚ social‚ and economic equality to men. Women have not always had the platform

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    I will explore the major tenents of Black feminism. I am beginning this paper by discussing the major tenents of Black feminism so that later in the paper when exploring the arguments of various Black feminist‚ connections can be made to the major tenents. The tenents are not being discussed in order of significance in Black feminism. With that‚ intersectionality is the first tenent of Black feminism I will discuss. Intersectionality centers Black feminism because Black feminists historically have

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    recognizes the equality and full humanity of women and men.” -Gloria Steinem. Feminism should be taught the right way‚ because many people are saying the complete different opposite of feminism. Feminism means to be equal to men‚ like women want equal treatment like men do‚ they want to do the heavy lifting and want to protect loved ones instead of a man “doing all the work”. People nowadays are changing the entire meaning of feminism which makes me feel enraged because nowadays celebrities are influencing

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    all feminists with that movement’s radical left wing. The radical feminists are but one part of the feminist movement. Because they are extreme and very vocal‚ the media have overemphasized their importance to the point where the broader term “feminism” is associated with them alone. Many women‚ especially conservatives‚ avoid identifying themselves as feminists for fear of being lumped together with the radicals. The feminist movement is‚ in fact‚ composed of different groups with different

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    Assess the contribution that feminism has to our understanding of society today (33 marks) Feminism is a conflict theory and views society as being patriarchal. They believe that functional parts of society such as‚ education‚ family and religion are used as tools of women subordination. However‚ there are 3 types of feminists that have different conflicting views on this‚ often resulting in the weakening of the overall arguments of feminism. In the family‚ feminists argue that during primary

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    discusses the idea of a "third wave" of feminism in chapter seven. "Third wave" feminism refers to the period beginning in the mid-1980s and on into 1990s where a new generation of feminism and feministic ideals were founded. In order to understand the "third wave" there must be an understanding of the "second wave." In short‚ "second wave" feminism focused primarily on the inclusion of women in traditionally male-dominated areas. This new third wave of feminism seeks to challenge and expand common

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    Love Again The Heart of Feminism by Bell Hooks quotes; “If women and men want to know love‚ we have to yearn for feminism. For without feminist thinking and practice we lack the foundation to create loving bonds” (Hooks‚ 100). As I was reading this‚ it sounded to me as if feminism was a must‚ almost sounding like a religion‚ because it is something people practice. Yet‚ if someone was trying to make their ideology a requirement of life they should just put it aside. If feminism was‚ as many feminist

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    use to be arranged and as a woman‚ you would have no say in your own future. Prior to the first wave of feminism (1792-1920) woman did not have many rights to beginning with. Woman were seen as being more of a piece of property rather than a human being. However‚ the little bit of rights that they had‚ would be taken away from her the minute she said “I do”. During the second wave of feminism (1920-1980s)‚ there were slight changes made when it came to domestic laws for woman who were married.

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    During the 1980’s feminism fell out of favour with women. The fanaticism second wave feminists exhibited to carry out their plan to win equality and freedom for women made it infamous among its progeny. Feminist theorists like Betty Friedan‚ Kate Millet and Elaine Showalter promulgated “activism” as female ethic. Friedan in Female Mystique(1963) argued that white middle-class women suffers from ‘the problem that has no name’— which is responsible for wide spread unhappiness among women. Friedan states

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    Feminism vs. “Meninism” In 2015‚ “It was just a joke‚” is most commonly used among social media disputations. We are told not to take it seriously and to laugh it off because they’re not targeted towards us personally; and yet they degrade our gender as well as their own in every sort of way. Feminism simply means‚ “The advocacy of women’s rights on the grounds of political‚ social‚ and economic equality to men.” Being a woman and/or being part of the LGBTQ+ community it is difficult and terrifying

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