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All people should be treated equally, isn’t that what feminists advocate ? Or should they be able to get away with the same crimes. In my opinion, women don’t see themselves in what they do and how it affects certain people, It’s like saying they’re blind to any one else’s emotions but their own. A man says “ I believe that men as a whole should have one definition of what it takes to obtain that manhood’‘. A woman counteracts by saying “that is incorrect and honestly stupid that you think that, men can be who they want and become that way however they want.” The problem in this scenario wasn’t what the woman said, it was how she said it, the fact that she had to criticize the man and make her opinion “superior” and more “true”. Woman play just as much on stereotypes as do men. The stereotype that guys are manly and don’t have feelings and how they can just shake things off with no emotion. That’s how society stereotypes men, that 's how women stereotype men. They have no feeling therefore, girls can take advantage of how overprotected and “innocent” they are.

Determining women to be less productive, competitive, intelligent, or any other characteristic because of her gender disvalues her, turning her into an object instead of a subject.

In the constantly evolving 21st century and the age of new and modern ideals, the world is continuously reshaping and progressive movements are becoming increasingly more mainstream. One of the most immense ideas the nation is facing is equality for all. Whether male or female, gay or straight, black or white, individuals all deserve to be equal and to be able to profess their beliefs in a secure way. Unfortunately, from experience, a myriad of people know that society has not reached equality and that there is still a lengthy route to get there. One of the toughest challenges is that since childhood, kids have been taught and instilled in their minds that they are different and that it is okay to generalize girls in one category and boys in another. The biggest way this is put into children's minds is through the dress codes that are mandatory from age 5 until graduation day. And while dressing appropriately for school is vital to an effective education, it is also important that kids get to convey themselves through their clothing. Because of their need for expression, many kids are revolting against the education system until they are able to wear

Even women of a dominant race will be deprived of the American Dream and have a

Some say men distract men when they don't dress according to the dress code. However, women aren’t the only thing that men should be focusing on in the world. If they have work to do, boys should be able to be mature enough and pay attention. Some might also claim that the dress code is enforced equally for both genders. How many stories do you hear in the news about male students getting sent home for dress codes? I walk around my school everyday and see sagging pants and inappropriate choices of clothing on a large amount of males, but I have yet to witness one of those males being sent home for their clothing choices. Lastly, people may try to argue that dress codes protect women from harm. Statistics say different. 58% of 7-12th grade female students experience sexual harassment every school year (Gordon Claire). Perhaps it’s the culture of disrespect for women’s bodies that causes this harassment, not girls “asking for it” by wearing certain

“I think we live in a culture that’s so used to looking at issues of harassment and assault through the wrong end of the telescope...” (Bates). In these articles they all have a main focus on pros and cons of dress code. They zone in on particular stories regarding dress code that have been in the media and the sexism behind it all. These days authorities need to understand the need to tend to those of religion, sexuality, parents, and even the sexism that is connected to the idea of gender roles in our society.

A person’s attire identifies who they are. Clothing can show a person’s economic status, ethnic background, or religion. While a student’s fashion choice is usually seen as a mode of expression, it is more likely to be seen as a problem that requires a dress code to be enforced. For example, different and unknown clothing styles tend to evoke ridicule from students who perceive the attire as abnormal. Also, young women are judged incorrectly based on their clothing, and are more likely to be criticized for their clothing choice rather than boys. To prevent the issues of cultural and status-based discrimination, sexual harassment and violence, and gender bias, the enforcement of a dress code is necessary.

As feminism has emerged in popular media in recent years, another gender movement has similarly become visible. This movement is called Men’s Rights Activism (MRA), also commonly known as meninism. Feminism and meninism have both been given a strong negative connotation by the media, often representing them with the image of an outspoken, somewhat radical, advocate. Gender and Women’s Studies classes have shined a light on how this does not fully encompass what feminism represents. In present day, feminism can be seen as positive and uplifting by many people, not just women, yet meninism has barely been mentioned other than in an unfavorable manner. Is MRA really such a negative movement, founded on hate? Analysis of its creation and how

Most men, along with those who disagree with contemporary feminists, are often attacked with harsh words, primarily through the use of social media and the Internet. Many blogs, Twitter accounts, and online newspapers that support feminism sometimes make men out to be the “enemy”

Young children often repeat the things that they hear come out of their parent’s mouths. Children, especially young boys, may read this shirt and thinks it's okay to make sexist remarks. I mean, these comments are being printed onto shirts, so it must be okay to say them. Right? This shirt in no way possible, is a good example to set for our generation; or any generation for that matter.

Modern day feminists/SJWs(Social Justice Warriors)are basically a joke (radical feminists) in this present day feminists are just being plain out bullies to men who are basically powerless because people choose to bring up things like sexism. This essay will quickly explain and convince just why modern day feminism is harming this world more than helping in the 21 century and why feminists are lying to our faces.

In today's society people are judged because of stereotypes. Our community seems to assign specific roles to specific genders. These roles include what both women and men can and cannot do. Gender roles enslave people and force them to be what others want them to be.

No matter what a woman is wearing, no means no. The amount of clothing a woman is wearing does not justify a man’s actions. Telling a girl to cover up is degrading and wrong. Every single girl in America has most likely been told at some point in their lives that what they are wearing is inappropriate. When society starts body-shaming the way young girls, it already sets them up to be insecure about their bodies before they even reach junior high. Women are expected to have a certain body image in order for boys to like them, but when they feel comfortable enough in showing their body, they are shamed for it. There is no happy medium in how to dress as a woman. No matter what, women are going to be judged for what they wear by someone. There is a lot of gray area as to what is appropriate and what is not. When a girl has a more curvy body, she is judged more frequently than a girl with less curves. Girls cannot help if they have curves or not, and they should not be penalized for something completely out of their control. Society needs to let girls be comfortable with their bodies and stop body shaming. Women should not be told what to wear so boys aren’t “distracted”. Boys need to be taught how to control their hormones and respect a woman’s body no matter what she is wearing. We should not look at a girl’s body as a sexual object. No matter how little of clothes a woman is wearing, if she does not want to be touched, she should not be touched. Asking a rape victim what she was wearing when she was assaulted is promoting

Throughout history, many stereotypes were applied on certain groups and grew as the years passed by. some examples of those stereotypes can be like, "African Americans are not intelligent enough", "Chinese immigrants were looked at as feminines because of their ponytail and silky rope, therefore, they can only d women's jobs like cooking and cleaning", and the greats o them all was that Women were thought of as weak and incapable individuals in the society so they can only be household and must be superior to men. Those stereotypes causes many negative affects on individuals and on the society.One of the negative consequences that can occur when stereotypes are applied for too long on a specific group is that it starts to affect the individual involved in that group and cause them to have anxiety and pressure that they may not perform as good as an average individual and prove those stereotypes. This lead to a poor performance because they think that whatever they are judged by because of where they came from or what gender they are is true. Unfortunately, this doesn't only limit the individual's potential to strive and become successful, but also limits the nation or society as a whole because it doesn't benefit from those people who have spectacular potential waiting for an opportunity and only gets successful ideas and leadership from a part of the society that doesn't have those stereotypes applied on. Women is a certain group that got triggered many times in

Fashion can spread a message that it’s time to stop gender norms when it comes to clothing and that it’s not ok to spread hate or continue oppressing women just for the sex or gender identity. Shirts like “Cats Against Cat Calls”, “Pizza Rolls Not Gender Roles”, or even the bold lettering “Feminist” t-shirt from the Feminist Apparel Website are great examples of how fun or even very simple can be effective in helping. These shirts to many are only women's shirts because of the subject, but it makes an even bigger impact when males wear these shirts because of the fact that he’s male. Males, by social constructs, are supposed to be macho, have muted emotions, and never go outside what their gender is supposed to do even if it means suppressing everything