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Woma Equality: The Modern Stereotypes Of Women

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Stereotypes affect people in their daily life all the time. People get offended all the time and they don’t deserve to be made fun. Blacks are always looked at if they are less than other people. Women are always looked at as weaker than men and men can do more than women can. Equality is a big problem in society and people don’t always view other people as equal, they feel they are superior to other people. Stereotypes have gotten better over the years but they need to be stopped for good.
Woman stereotypes were and still are an issue in America. Men look down on women as if they are better, stronger, and more powerful. Women have more power than people assume. “The modern women’s rights movement in the United States began in 1960s as a reaction to the decades of social and civil inequalities faced by women” 2. Women soon started working during World War II 2. Women were still paid less than men but their rights were improving. Movies are filmed where the women alway agrees with what other people say or they have have as many lines as the male actors. Even actresses who star in a movie have less lines than actors sometimes. Black Panther is one of few films that portray the …show more content…

Stereotypes of different races and religions affect people in many ways. Long ago some races weren’t able to vote in the U.S. Luckily things have changed and now everyone can vote. People from Quebec have only been able to vote for the past 31 years 3. People make jokes about people’s race, religion, nationality, and gender all the time. People are put in categories as “popular”, “smart”, “dumb”, “athletic”, “not athletic”, and many more. People really don’t what’s going on with other people and they stereotype people based on their race, religion, etc. They don’t understand that stereotyping is a hateful thing and no one should do it. People don’t realize what their doing is wrong until it’s brought to their

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