Persuasive Essay: The Pink Tax

On January 13th, 2017, Chancellor Ralph Hexter of UC Davis emailed students in response to Martin Shkreli and Milo Yiannopoulos not being allowed speak at a campus event due to heated protests. The controversial Yiannopoulos is a open critic of many social justice movements, like feminism and Black Lives Matter. He’s specifically said during his events at his tour that muslims are rapists, publically yelled at a muslim for wearing a hijab, and promotes Blue Lives Matter. ('I Just Want to Burn It down') Additionally, Shkreli is a businessman who is now a convicted felon. So in response, many students were outraged and deeply upset by this organized event. In the email the Chancellor quoted the ACLU, explaining that we “can organize effectively to counter bad attitudes, possibly change them, and forge solidarity against the forces of intolerance.” However this will cause violence and make many feel patronized by the words spurred out by public speakers, like Yiannopoulos and Shrekli. Even though inviting people of different views seems like unifying people from all backgrounds, when people are content with their hatred and speak them out openly, it causes more complication. The opposite side wants to cover their ears and find the nearest exit. To be realistic, any young student won’t be welcoming with open arms to close minded speakers, especially if it seems as the main thing they desire is to get a rise out of you. The most efficient way to unify people is being respectful

“Treating others with fairness and dignity is the rain that helps them grow fruitful.”(Author unknown.) Women were not being treated equal for nearly 100 years. Men thought they were superior to women. Maybe men thought this because their ego was as big their body build. No matter the reason, everyone is created the same there for everyone should be treated the same.

When a woman buys a cup of coffee at the coffee shop did it ever occur that she is spending more of her money than the man next to her? It's not because the coffee shop is sexist, or she bought something more expensive. It is because of a thing called wage inequality, and this thing happens most between men and women, even when society tries to stop it. Wage inequality negatively affects women in America. This changes how people perceive the ideas of women's living. For example the way confidence affects the way women get jobs, or the whether or not she lives with children, or if she is married. Even if this illegal there is still this kind of segregation between genders in America.

In the united states in american society.Men and women are treated unequal at times i think still thre is a little bit of unfairness. in the way they are being treated.such as them having a jail sentence. The men getting less time and the women getting more time depending on if the judge likes her or not.The system of unequality is in effect.because there are still unfairness in the way every man and woman are being treated.there are some equalitys in the world.men and woman are supposed to be treated equal.That is what people are fighting over people are still fighting for their

First of all, gender inequality is not only a problem that affects women. Although women are under a great disadvantage, gender inequality has an impact on men too. With stereotypes that define all men as strong and aggressive and women as soft-hearted, it is

Many people believe that there is gender discrimination in almost all aspects. This is just as true when it

When you hear the unemployment rate is only 4.9% it sounds really good to the ears. Then you find out that is 15,626,100 people without a job it doesn’t seem so nice. I am tired of hearing people saying the are going to create jobs and then the jobs never appear, and I’m sure you are to. When I hear someone say they are going to do something I expect it gets done, there are no if and's or buts about it. Yes over the past few years the unemployment rate has been dropping but it is still there and that simply isn’t acceptable.

When this statistic of 79 cents to a dollar is quoted, the obvious implication is discrimination based on sex and appeals to the emotional side of people inciting strong emotions such as anger and disgust and a call to fight this economic justice. Although the statistic is accurate, a reader should understand that there are many variables associated with it and the data should be looked at a whole before jumping to a conclusion. To shed some light on why there is a perceived gender gap we will look at some of the

Have you ever been discriminated from the other? Think back the history, there were different groups of people being judged based on their differences. The American society in early 20th century had many prejudices, such as racism, sexism, and disability. These discriminations were not manifested in the same way. In the old day, many inequities were addressed to different groups of people and they were not treated equally. Even though slavery was abolished in the USA in 1865, many black Americans still faced poverty and injustice throughout the 20th century. It showed that the racism was still a pervasive problem. The sexism is another obvious problem which women were long considered naturally weaker than men, squeamish, and unable to perform

Women have been treated as inferior to men for as long as history can recall. While some men may say the sexism ended when we gained the right to vote, there are many issues today that women are either not involved in because they are female, or are not given the same

REPUBLICANS AIM to unveil Wednesday a long-awaited tax plan, premised on the fanciful idea that slashing taxes by $1.5 trillion over 10 years will somehow leave the federal budget better off. And it is not just the GOP’s most blinkered ideologues who have bought into this wishful thinking.

Being a woman and working in an environment full of women, gender inequality is transparent everywhere. Gender can determine how much education one gets, how much money one earns, what jobs one is qualified for, and how one is treated in society. Men are in the dominant group of society, while women are subjected to the subordinate group. Women’s duties and appearances are under immense pressure due to western culture. Women are pressured to be sexually attractive and to serve men.

A student from Wellesley College, an all-girls university, sums it up perfectly when he said “the patriarchy is alive and well and I didn’t want to perpetuate it” (Padawer). This student who was in the process of transitioning from female to male acknowledged the favoritism our society has for men. One example of this “male privilege” is the current pay gap between men and

Have you thought ever of a dystopic world or ever read a book that sounds like it. Will in the past couple days we have read a book named ¨Gathering Blue¨ This book would make the hairs on the back of your head stand.

Women have always been seen as a lower social class than males and are therefore identified as having limited privileges and rights compared to men.