Essays on Identity

Ain't I a Woman? is a speech delivered by Sojourner Truth in 1851 at the Women's Convention in Akron, Ohio. Truth highlighted her experiences as a woman living in a male-dominated culture, as well as as a black woman. In this context, Sojourner's repeated usage of the phrase "Ain't I...

In this essay, I'll go over the goals and formats of a modern, feminist public theology with a European foundation. In addition to relating my interest in a suitable feminist public who is interested in studying theology to some pertinent biographical aspects of my life, I will discuss my concerns...

As a mode of being that refers to the language, dogmas, practices, norms, and tangible items passed down to us from one generation to the next, culture helps us define our identity and impact our behavior. People from various cultures, including various ethnic groups, may live in some nations, as...

Hispanic Culture and its Influence on American Culture One of the minority groups in the United States is Hispanics. They are regarded as the greatest minority group to call the United States home. However, there are more Hispanics in Mexico than in the United States. In terms of culture, the Hispanic...

Discrimination and Racial Profiling in the United States Discrimination against some members of minority groups or those who identify as a particular gender is one of the societal problems that has had a negative impact on the United States. Discrimination has been discovered to be a primary cause of disputes among...

Jewish Feminist Religious Understanding Jewish feminist religious understanding or explanation turned its focus away from Eve as a concrete example of Women's uniqueness throughout the entire biblical backdrop of American feminism. As an alternative, Jewish feminists respect or commend Lilith, the independent fiend and Adam's first partner, as a symbol of...

The presence of non-indigenous scholars in indigenous research has long generated controversy in the social, political, and academic arenas. In this regard, numerous arguments have been made to elaborate on the nature of study done on indigenous tribes and the detrimental effects that many non-indigenous researchers subject the aboriginals to...

State-Sponsored Terrorism: A Global Issue For a number of years, terrorism was perceived as a struggle or conflict between two groups or states. However, as of late, other nations have begun utilizing their terrorist organizations to further their own national goals on a global scale. Some nations began utilizing terrorism to...

The idea that heterosexuality is the normative sexual orientation and that all other forms of orientation stray from the cultural norms, values, and characteristics that are thought to be linked with the presumptive heterosexuality and support the norm is known as heteronormativism. Furthermore, by only acknowledging the polar opposites of...

When it comes to having access to social services and goods like education and healthcare, different groups of people as defined by society are placed in unequal positions. This is known as social inequality. Age, class, gender, race, and ethnicity are used by the culture to categorize individuals. The different types...

The Challenges Faced by the Transgender Community The term “transgender” is used to describe individuals who do not exclusively identify as either feminine or male and hence depart from the identity that was assigned to them at birth. The transgender community is diverse with several forms of identification, including gender, genderqueer,...

Studies on gender and women have significantly altered how society views women, paving the way for the advancement of gender equality. Examining the curriculum in contemporary society reveals that gender and women studies is a special field that, despite its triumphs in educating the public about the importance of equality...