What Role Does Kate Middleton Play In Society?

Louise Brooks was an American film actress and dancer. She was born on November 19, 1906 in Cherryvale, Kansas. As a young girl her mother forced her to embrace the role of a flapper in order to star in Hollywood films. She was seen as an iconic symbol of the flapper movement due to her bobbed haircut and the clothing she wore, such as short dresses and elegant jewelry. Many were mad about the flapper movement mainly men because the flappers were changing the traditional roles of women. Women began to cut their hair short, wear short dresses, go out to bars and drink, and they started having control of themselves. Brooks was a feminist during the time and she was assaulted twice for embracing her passion. One well known film she took a part in was “Pandora’s Box (1929)”. She then began writing a book based in all the things she did not like about Hollywood. Later on, she retired and died due to a heart attack at the age of seventy-eight on August 8, 1985 in Rochester, New York. Although, many still believe women should continue to follow traditional roles she did make a huge contribution to society today because women express themselves however they want to. Louise Brooks and Mitchell Palmer would not have gotten along due to the fact that they were two completely different people.

She is a great example of someone who has been personally effected by society as well as her environment. Celebrities and culture influence a person’s thinking as stated in the next example by Larkin Mcphee, who speaks about Model Kate Dillon.

She also gives speeches and talks about them to people so that they do not become larger than life but they are still just regular people doing the right thing.

This is due to her mental state, not being entirely stable, and not wanting to stand out at all. With Jack Bolling to tell her all that she needs to do, Kate Cutrer can pass herself off as being just another person in the crowd. If she does exactly as Jack Bolling tells her, she will look and act just like everyone else, but if she acts of her own accord, she will become frightened and stand out to everyone around.

Meghan Markle is former American actress, who is engaged to Prince Harry and to be married May 18, 2018(Wikipedia). She is also a humanitarian worker and has visited and world with many associations. She strides to bring awareness to gender inequality and modern-day slavery, which she did in Dublin for One Young World in 2014(Wikipedia). Also in 2014 she visited Afghanistan and Spain as the United Service Organizations Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff(Wikipedia). In 2016, she went to Rwanda for the clean water campaign for World Vision Canada (Wikipedia). She has also been to India to raise concerns for women there. She has also worked with United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women(Wikipedia). Meghan Markle has been quite involved with humanitarian work after she moved away from acting but she has always been an advocate for women and especially mixed women. As he mother is descendants of slaves from Georgia(Wikipedia), these issues hit close to home and she works to bring awareness all around the world. According to Todd May I believe, Yes, Meghan Markle has lived a meaningful thus far. The two requirements are that a life feel and are worthwhile to be meaningful by acting and helping the less fortunate. She has checked the steps for worthiness as she is doing worthy

When Diana was nine years old her parents were divorced, and her father won custody of the children. Princess Diana was homeschooled for the first few years of her life, and when she reached the age of nine she was enrolled into Riddlesworth Hall, an all girls boarding school. When Diana was twelve, she moved to West Heath Girls’ School where her sisters attended, and later failed her exams and did not graduate with what we call a diploma. Diana did not return to school, instead she began forming her own charities and started working with other charities. Some of the charities that she was involved in include: “the homeless and starving, the children with AIDS, the battered women, and the destitute, and she worked towards banning landmines in places of war” (Gitlin, Martin). Princess Diana was associated with over a hundred different charities in her lifetime.

Kate lived in Boston, Massachusetts, she went to school at Boston University, Kate and Katherine met in dorms and were close ever since. So back in the 1960’s there wasn’t fair treatment for women, many women didn’t like that so some went on protest and more. Kate and Katherine had a different plan, they were planning on having Katherine run the Boston Marathon.

If you where to look back in history and look on the progression of women through the past few centreys, you would wonder why they have had to struggle and fight for simple things such as voting. Some would claim that its not a women’s job to vote but to care for her children and husband alone, to stay at home and only leave for book club and knitting classes. In a “Week at Waterloo”, a short narrative, written in 1815 by Lady DeLancey, the wife of an English Officer who is off fighting Napoleon Bonaparte’s forces in a battle that would ultimately lead to his death. When Lady DeLancey discovers that her husband has been injured, she rush’s to meet him in the neighboring town where he has been in sanctum, away from further harm. Upon her departure, she is met by a fellow English officer who exclaims: “…Why fancy

Abigail Jay stood in front of the school on the rain drenched steps, rocking on her heels. She was waiting for Jimmy, her uncle to close the shop for ten minutes to come and get. Most of the other students had already left from the campus once the last bell rang, they booked it. Abigail was use to waiting for Jimmy, it wasn’t uncommon for him to be late and if anything she’d be worried if he was on time. Abigail tangled with the pull strings of her hoodie, an excited smile on her face.

Celeb Dirty Laundry reports that unlike their mother Carole Middleton, who from being a flight attendant has worked her way to having a successful business. On the other hand her sister Kate, who bagged Prince William after changing universities, the luck was not the same and in favor to Pippa in love and career.

For centuries, men have been seen as the dominant sex. Their role of being a father-figure has given them the idea that they are more superior to women. Due to this, women have struggled to gain equality. The nineteenth century ideology revolved around women being the kind-hearted wife and mother while the male would dominate in all cultural domains. In 1892, Charlotte Perkins Gilman wrote “The Yellow Wallpaper” to illustrate how devalued women were.

It was a tough decision choosing between all the authors knowing them and their books they wrote. Out of all the others I was most interested in taking Kate Chopin or Jack London with me because I enjoyed their stories the most. At the end I chose to take Kate Chopin with me because she is a person I admire because of her strength and how she is a brave person. The reason for this is because when I think about what she had to go through losing all her loved ones I ask myself what would I do if this happened to me. First she lost her father at the age of five, it's sad to think about this because she barely knew her father, then her mother died, and lastly her husband died and she was left alone with six children. With all that going on her life her doctor told her to write

The Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton was recently reported to have plans of launching her own organic food range with the help of Pippa, her sister. Vanity Fair featured Prince William's wife in her advocacy in growing organic food in her hometown.

education on women in society. In the story the ultimate goal of marriage for women and many other more things. In Austen's Mansfield Park a girl's education was inseparable from her home life..What she learned and and the way she carried herself was often a reflection of what her household and childhood life was like, Austen shows these things through her three major women characters. Maria Bertram, Mary Crawford, and Fanny Price in this she shows the faults and the goodness of each Of these women. Unlucky Maria's education teaches her next to nothing, and Mary's has no true substance . meanwhile Fanny Price is very timid and shy. Moving away from her

Kate, in her own defense, offers telling commentary on her situation. Although other characters encourage us to see her as unmannerly and incorrigible, deserving of marginalization and abuse, looking more closely at what Kate actually says reveals she may not be as domineering as some characters would have us believe.