was becoming increasingly popular. To this end‚ an apology was given to the people directly affected by this injustice in an effort to open a dialogue on the issue and acknowledge the pain and suffering caused as a result. Throughout the apology‚ Julia Gillard uses a variety of techniques to the convey the sincerity of the message and to successfully speak on behalf of the Australian people. Gillard continuously states‚ “…. we say sorry”‚ which uses utilises both repetition and inclusive language
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Many high schools across America are requiring students to follow a dress code. There are many reason as to why this is beneficial in schools and why this is a bad thing for schools. However‚ I believe there are many more reasons as to why this is not a good thing for schools to implement than reasons why it is a good thing. Overall dress codes hurt the school more than they help. Requiring a school dress code is bad for schools because if someone is offended it isn’t anyone else’s problem but theirs
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Dress codes and uniforms have been around since the 1900’s. However‚ skin shaming has been around since the 1600’s. In Victorian ages‚ men would gasp at the sight of an ankle. Now people wear shorts that cover the same as one’s underwear. As times change so do social norms. In 2015 it is perfectly acceptable to see a person walking down the street in short shorts and a crop top. It is now accepted that people’s bodies are not meant to be criticized as if they are no more than a sexual object. However
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students these days do not need rules such as: dress code‚ identification cards‚ and truancy (not attending school). We are old to understand the consequences of our actions‚ and we are willing to accept them. Most of the rules in our school are somewhat logical‚ however‚ we don’t need rules that are going to disrupt our learning. The reason I say this is because when we go to school everyday‚ all we worry about is if we have our ID‚ or if we’re in dress code
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1. The reason why we made this assumption about our topic‚ which is the dress code policy in schools‚ is because as a student‚ there are many instances where I’ve heard teachers make demands and accusations like; “I can see your bra strap” and "find something to cover yourself with”‚ when confronting female students in regards on their outfit. And while‚ the dress code applies to all students‚ I have observed that it seems to mainly targets female students. Female students are restricted from
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4. It has been brought to my attention that a parent is concerned that I’m including Julia Serano’s Whipping Girl in the Intro to Women’s and Gender Studies course I am teaching. While I want to respect this parent’s opinions and desires regarding the education of their child‚ I will do everything in my power to keep this text in the syllabus. The unit I have built around it is essential in promoting understanding of key concepts‚ including gender theories‚ identity and social location‚ and privilege
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"we dress our self‚ not to impress the people‚ but to have comfort.’’ Dress code is something we need to change from schools. All schools from the beginning say they want to treat us like if we are adults. But we all know they say young women are not a distraction to the education. Dress code should end at every school because we should be able to wear what we want.one thing and it turns to a different thing. The It’s like every time a girl has wholes on the jeans it’s a big deal because we are showing
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Dress code has become a cultural practice among most youths in the current generation‚ and is mostly influenced by religious ethnicities (Collins-Mayo‚ 2012). In this context‚ attire among the youths have been shaped by various social divisions. For instance‚ the dress code of the Australian youths is associated with multi-faith context which can be explained based on the religious ethnic diversity (Cahill‚ et al.‚ 2004). Youths brought up in Muslim have different lifestyle from the youths brought
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Dress code nowadays is a little ridiculous especially if you are a girl. In this essay‚ I will be explaining to you why I think dress codes are one of the most sexist and hypocritical rules that are in schools. I will address the rules and my opinion on why they are bad or unfair. I’m pretty sure that every school has a dress code‚ some of more easy going than others and some are just plain ridiculous. In my school‚ if a teacher even catches a glimpse at your bra strap‚ then you either have to wear
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“What is happening today is the culmination of all the waves of women’s efforts that have gone before. Once change like this begins.the momentum picks up and becomes unstoppable.” This quote‚ beautifully spoken by Sally Armstrong‚ perfectly exemplifies the movement of women’s evolving gender roles through ongoing trials that have persisted throughout time‚ specifically in the case of the Mirabal sisters and their story found within the novel In the Time of the Butterflies. The story follows the life
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