Gender Stereotypes In Australia

She arrived at Wellesley with a plan. The students were not ready for what she had prepared. The division among the speaker and audience was what was most obvious at the beginning of the speech. Bush even addressed the situation.

as well as, draw attention to her stance on United States’ citizens making a mockery out of the

As she stood in front of 5,000 men and women at the Texas Capitol, she stood in front of a much larger audience than expected. Her speech targeted women and men wanting a better life for them and their families. During the weekend before she spoke Rick Perry, knowing she is a single mother accused her of “not learning her lesson” (Koh, Luthra). He was pushing her to a limit that she did not appreciate. She attacked him in her speech by stating “I was lucky enough to be able to make the choices in my life that I knew would work for me. And I don’t regret for one minute my decisions about my daughters, my education or my direction in life.”

completely illogical reason for despising him so much. She said things like how he killed millions for no good reason, had a sadistic, twisted mind, invaded and took over countries, imprisoned and sent people to concentration camps, killed people by starvation, and exhaustion, and started WWII. All the while, she was preparing breakfast for the other prisoners to eat.

Clinton shows her civility to her opponent, Trump. In order to get more votes and win the presidency. In Mel Robbins’s criticism, she is a Clinton supporter but she thinks Clinton was being polite in the debate which can not help her to win the election, It’s a bad advice that Clinton’s adviser told her to restrict contend with Trump. Trump was constantly sniffing all night, Clinton’s way rebuttal to Trump was smiling and responding questions like a president. Clinton was being polite in the debate but it can’t help her to win the election. In Ruth Ben-Ghiat’s criticism, she thinks Clinton was started out soft, real quick she changed to the tough talk in country’s political, Trump lost his altitude in the debate, ranting, interrupting others’

"Let's start by, you guys brought me here to talk about Iowa politics and the caucus tonight not to talk about my kids and that was a promise. But as things go in the world of media you guys don't always keep your promises evidently."

The Australian culture is to value independence as well as equality in gender expectations. There are no clear gender-role expectations regarding independence and Australia does not have a feminine or masculine dominated culture. Women and men are allocated traditional gender roles within Australian society, which is to act out the masculine or feminine behaviours as constructed by the Australian culture. Femininity is associated with traits such as compliant, cooperative, forgiving, intuitive and understanding. Masculinity in generally associated with traits such as assertive, decisive, egocentric, logical and practical. The Australian culture is one of person-oriented families, which are families which value equal power

In most of his speeches, Donald Trump touches on the feeling of fear, especially in statements such as,”So many people gravely injured, so much carnage, such a disgrace.” By addressing the tragedy of the situation, Mr. Trump is attempting to relate to his audience in an empathetic manner. Many people in the United States feel discontent, to the point of anger, over the recent events our nation has faced. Donald Trump not only acknowledges, but also tends to kindle the audience’s anger when he speaks. After emphasizing the tragedy of the situation, he goes further to critique Hillary Clinton, saying,”Clinton wants to allow Radical Islamic Terrorists to pour into our country- they enslave women and murder gays.” Whether one agrees with this statement is left to the discretion of the listener, however, it is fairly obvious that Mr. Trump constructed a straw man argument on Hillary Clinton’s behalf. This methodology has proven effective in both strengthening opposition against Hillary while also building Mr. Trump’s reputation. It is imperative, regardless of what political party one supports, that one critically analyzes the stances and statements of a candidate and arrives to their own

As being two of the most unliked topics in society, when the two of them are brought together we are faced with a conflicting subject. Politics pursuing the image of justice and fairness, and sexism being a differ in equality between male and female. Although no one can truly be non-sexist, when powerful leaders of our country including a past prime minister, the man who conducts the running of the country makes blunt sexist comments toward a fellow female leader’s numerous times and also toward the women of Australia, it is understandable that women feel a need to fight back for equality.

She mentioned that she was political experience and Trump does not. Clinton said that she is a problem solver and Trump is not. Clinton also attacked his bombastic personality, saying that he is not fit to be president. Knowing that Americans are cautious of Trump’s personality, Clinton’s attacked served as a tactic to get Trump to respond. Clinton wanted a response from Trump that would negatively portray him. Her bait was successful because after her speech, Trump tweeted that she “is unfit to lead” because she does not discuss radical Islam.

True, is she focused more on the true facts, and not assumptions, and false conclusions things might have been

In her acceptance speech, Streep attacks Trump and his mocking of a news reporter at a rally in November 2015.

The expected to lose many seats in the early election recently called by Prime Minister Teresa May. What Labor did to counter this expected loss was to propose was strictly liberal policies. In an unexpected turn, Labor gained more seats and Teresa May lost her Tory majority. Klein used this example to show that saying more than just “no” can successfully change policy. Klein states that we must have “offense and defense at the same time.” She finishes by saying we live in a time of intersecting crises and that people are hungry for solutions. She inspirationally tells the crowd that the apocalyptic news on the television doesn’t match up with the solutions.

The question therefore becomes to what extent political rhetoric in the form of emotion and appeal have towards influencing the likelihood of people increasing their support for far right parties using several factors as scapegoats.

How women are perceived by others, and how women perceive themselves, impacts their leadership roles in the work place. Stereotypes and gender biases are themes women have been dealing with for centuries. How women are perceived by social medial and television have been influencing how they are treated by men, and how they view themselves when it comes to taking a leadership role in their organization. According to Omega Institute (2012), “The rapidly shifting landscape of new media and technology, including reality television and celebrity culture, continue to reinforce gender stereotypes” (p. 1). This leads to men still growing up viewing women as home makers versus bread winner. With more women entering leadership roles in the work place they lack the respect from men due to how these men have grown up to know the typical role of a man and woman. Men tend to feel belittled due to the gender stereotypes seen on television, and this leads to women struggling to succeed as a leader with the lack of support from their male counterparts. Lack of confidence with women in the workplace is also influenced and effected by how women are perceived in social media and television. According to Steele (2005), “Exposure to stereotypic commercials persuade women to avoid leadership roles” (p. 276). As young women grow up seeing the typical gender stereotypes they lack ambitions to break the mold and