Essays on Gender

Throughout history, gender inequality in the United States has been diminishing due to the significant advancements of equality since the 1900s (Yavorsky et al. 669). Nevertheless, gender inequality continues to persist in the United States in different forms with its effects being prevalent in the American society. Gender inequality refers...

The Impact of Femininity and Masculinity on Politics The political space is affected by the femininity and masculinity that defines the electoral processes, governance of the political parties. Masculinity is associated with perseverance and competitiveness while femininity is associated with softness and compassion in the social and political spheres. The electoral...

Gender equality has been a topic of discussion among many scholars over the years. Based on the perception of the society, women have been considered as inferior sex to men, and this assumption attributes to several reasons regarding the disparity in physical nature and virtues. According to chapter two of...

Jenifer Kim expounds intersectionality as the disadvantages in the interaction with others brought about by peoples’ diversity. In this case, the difference in race, gender, ethnicity or any other factor restricting peoples’ inclusion. On the other hand, Collins and Bilge (67), defines it as the oppression brought about by the...

Identity and culture, norms and sanctions, as well as globalization are some of the fundamental factors that have not only influenced the perception of gender the world over but have also diversified the meaning of the word gender beyond the female and male categories (Couric et al. 25). Perception...

Deshotels, Tina, and Craig J. Forsyth. "Strategic flirting and the emotional tab of exotic dancing." Deviant Behavior 27.2 (2006): 223-241.               The above article discusses the perception of strategic flirting, which a feature of arousing labor there is challenging the two analyses that sex workers are moreover exploitive or allowing for...

Melinda, Anne Mills. ""Cooking with Love": Food, Gender, and Power." Anthropology Theses (2010). :http://scholarworks.gsu.edu/anthro_theses . The source explores the relationship between women, food, and power. The text illustrates women who engage in performances of various roles such as cooking which they are expected to accomplish as expected by the community....

The Significance of Gender and Sex The term transgender is one that has come to have significant meaning in the contemporary world. While many did not initially understand the sense of the word, it is somewhat apparent that it is fast gaining popularity especially after the coming out of people such...

Lessons on gender in every contemporary society start early and they have lifelong consequences since they impact how young boys and girls perceive themselves and the ambitions that they hold. Numerous research studies on the impact of gender stereotypes establish that the norms that exist within a given society around...

Leadership Leadership entails working with people in the fast-changing and complex world to make a difference (Pava 3). The society needs sustainable and flexible organizations constituting of individuals. Leadership concerns mobilization of people on tackling tough issues, and it is embedded in everybody. The key to leadership is an ability to...

In single sex schools there exists a high likelihood of boys pursuing their exact interests compared to those in cored schools who stereotypically get pressured to go for courses traditionally perceived to be for boys. In a statement, the author argues that boys in all-boys schools are more than...

The purpose of this essay is to summarise an academic article on “Knowledge Combination Capability and Innovation: The Effect of Gender Diversity on Top Management Teams in Technology-Based Firms” by Ruiz-Jime´nez, Fuentes-Fuentes, and Ruiz-Arroyo (2016), published in the Journal of Business Ethics. Study objectives The overall aim of the study was to...