The Guerrilla Girls: Exposing Prejudice and Corruption The Guerrilla Girls are a group of feminist activists and dissident artists who dress as gorillas in public and use humor, information, and stunning graphics to expose sexual orientation, ethnic preference, and debasing behavior in media, politics, and the arts. They addressed concerns of...
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This study was conducted on October 22nd in Northampton, Massachusetts, during a time when social media was a significant part of society and was responsible for movements like the "slut walk." According to feminists, the campaign was a response to a police officer's anti-women remark (Reger, 2015 p.86). In response...
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The success of Persimmon PLC in the future depends critically on its strategic management of ethical concerns. If these problems are ignored, the company's current and future operations will be impacted and its current and future image will be distorted. Gender equality and gender diversity are two of the company's...
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The Old Chief Mshalanga by Doris Lessing is a tale of racial discrimination between dominant whites and inferior blacks. Lessing, on the other hand, uses the story's setting to highlight the fact that people should not be judged based on their skin color. According to the story, people make conclusions...
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Feminist literary criticism is informed by feminist philosophy. The criticism employs feminist concepts and philosophies to analyze literature vocabulary, with the primary goal of examining and explaining how literature portrays the male dominance paradigm by the manipulation of political, societal, technological, and psychological powers in literature. However, while feminist literary...
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Jamie Lee Hamilton is one of the first transgender sex workers, advocating for the rights of all sex workers. Virginia Woolf was a prominent feminist writer of her time; Jamie Lee Hamilton is one of the first transgender sex workers, fighting for the rights of all sex workers. Today, we'll...
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Feminism refers to the philosophy and/or theory of men and women having equal social, personal, economic, and political rights. Feminism is a movement centered on achieving women's social, emotional, economic, and political rights. Essentially, we live in a male-dominated society where women's rights are often ignored. In some nations, social...
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Historically, women did not have equal rights to men. For example, the primary role of the female was conducting domestic chores. Men had higher rights in proudly owning property and taking responsibility for the house. Apart from the domestic setting, women lacked the issue of equality in the political environment....
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In modern times, "A Jury of Her Peers" is a much better title for this book It explores the mind frame of the victim and compares that to a real trial, with both a defense and prosecution consisting of men. In reality, the jury consisted entirely of men, and there was...
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The Distorted View of "Pink Think" The term pink think is sometimes used to describe a group of ideas or attitudes that women should have. The author of Pink Think, Lynn Peril, believes that these ideas and attitudes were common among mid-century women. These ideas were embraced by advice writers, toy...
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Reasons to Watch the Documentary Film "UnSlut" There are many reasons to watch the documentary film, "UnSlut." It is an examination of sexual sex, and the way that society uses this to shame and humiliate women. The filmmaker, Emily Lindin, examines the effect of societal sexual shame on women and girls....
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Amelia Earhart's Flight Across the Atlantic When she took off to fly solo across the Atlantic in 1927, Amelia Earhart was a social worker living in Boston. A transatlantic flight was sponsored by the publishing firm G. P. Putnam and Sons, and Amelia was the first woman to do so. The...
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