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    Gender inequality Gender can be defined as the socially constructed roles and duties society constructs‚ assigns and expects of males and females on the basis of their biological and physical characteristics. Gender is learnt‚ not permanent and differs from one community to another. Gender roles and responsibilities are found in all spheres of society be it economic‚ social‚ political or religious. Gender roles are affected by age‚ social class‚ ability‚ ethnicity and race. The gender roles help

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    majority of gender inequities in society have been abolished‚ and a new era of complete equality is on the horizon. However‚ there are barriers of ignorance‚ whose sole purpose is to hinder progression‚ that people have yet to break. Women have made efforts to gain equality in society since the 1800’s as seen by the writer and feminist Mary Wollstonecraft who wrote A Vindication of the Rights of Woman‚ the first great feminist treatise. It listed and discussed her grievances concerning gender inequality

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    Gender Journal Entry Nine Today I am reflecting on something I used to say to regarding my lack of female friends. I often blamed this on how dramatic women are‚ and explained I couldn’t handle the emotions on top of my own. I realize now that it was wrong of me to stereotype all women‚ and use dramatic as a loaded word. As a bi-sexual‚ who is equally attracted to both figures physically‚ I also found that this was a common answer when I am asked now about why I didn’t settle down with a woman. Now

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    as the weaker gender. In some biased opinions‚ women are often thought of as mothers and homemakers. Throughout history‚ women have had to fight for their rights; while men had theirs handed to them at birth. Such discrimination against women as it relates to the workplace‚ has led to laws being placed to stop discrimination based on gender. This paper is centered on the gender pay gap and gives some common perceptions about the issue. I attempt to explain the reasons behind the gender wage gap between

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    Melissa Bella Mulongo September 24‚ 2013 Louise Mallard the “right” kind of Woman An intelligent‚ independent woman‚ Louise Mallard understands the “right” way for women to behave‚ but would rather not live like that if she could. When her sister announces that Brently has died‚ Louise cries dramatically rather than feeling numb‚ as she knows many other women would. Her violent reaction immediately shows that she is an emotional‚ demonstrative woman. She knows that she should grieve for Brently

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    "Doing Gender" At dinner: I was out at dinner one night and I took sometime to start observing the different ways men and women "do gender". As men and women came into the restaurant I began to notice how different we walk‚ the women seem to walk with their legs much closer together with a dainty tippy-toe gait the men however walk with the legs further apart and much more of a slow dragging stroll. Watching the different groups of both sexes eating there were many similarities‚ the women have

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    is a symbol of weakness and fear‚ can only be labeled as gender bias. Equally so‚ examples of gender bias can be found in in the book To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee. From Scout and Mayela to the missionary society ‚ gender bias sticks out as one of the large underling concept in this book. In the little town Maycomb the commune mindset of people‚ tents to put women down as inferior. One young girl named Scout‚ learns the about gender bias from contently being left behind by her brother. One

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    males are more aggressive than females. A meta-analytic review of gender comparisons deciphered that men are more aggressive than women‚ but the magnitude of the gender difference is relatively small (Helgeson 2017). According to research studies‚ males are 2.5 times more likely than females to be classified as highly aggressive (Helgeson 2017). Observational studies of children in grades four through twelve also validate gender differences in aggression. Male students are more likely than female

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    Gender Wage Gap Analysis

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    Rationale: This is a letter written to compliment a cartoon criticizing the gender wage gap. The writer which is a female character in the business world‚ she reaches out to the publishing newspaper to promote their work and also she talks about how much the cartoon helped her. Also making a point by analyzing the gender wage gap. The letter is an informal letter‚ so the characters use of English will not be as academic and formal‚ so slang language and shortcuts such as won`t or can`t be seen

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    Kathleen Licari Professor Stephen Allen History 100 25 September 2014 Gender Matters In the riveting novel‚ Lieutenant Nun‚ Catalina de Erauso goes against every norm for a young woman in Spain. This story told from a first person point of view has many themes including religion‚ violence and gender. Catalina de Erauso was able to achieve things disguised as a man that she wouldn’t have been able to as a woman. Catalina was able to embrace her masculine alter-ego and did so by resorting to extreme

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