Women And Its Effects On Society

Education is considered a profound reflection that shapes our attitudes through knowledge, beliefs, and life-long learning. Education must exist on the spectrum for society to flourish and to build a sustainable future because it allows individuals to pursue and perceive experiences in a different light; therefore, it is important to educate and revolutionize by conveying perceptions through activist movements and campaigns. The modern world is significantly recognized for revolutionized learning, innovative technology, and changes in social perception, but sometimes individuals do not realize that role models are the prime component for change in society today. A notion that we fail to recognize is that more celebrity icons and fictional characters are invested in bettering the role of women in society by communicating through activism, tv shows, and cinematic composition. In my opinion, actresses are not only breaking gender, but also Hollywood stereotypes. Actresses are inspiring young girls and women to break free of boundaries and speak their minds without the fear of consequences, hence enforcing the conviction that society needs more positive role models to naturally transform for change.

Have women in America really changed? During the twentieth century, women joined the work force and fought for the right to vote and equal pay. Yet, the many beauty ads in magazines prove that American women still remain obsessed with physical beauty. Foundation, mascara, and lipsticks are being important things these days and all the women cannot live without them any more. In the two ads that I choose, I sew the meanings of the true beauty, which is the inside beauty and how women should take care of it more than the outside beauty.

From its beginning childbirth had been a thing between women. Childbirth as a social event created an impenetrable support system of women rooted in the common song between those who give birth. Before the medicalization of childbirth, women knew a more autonomous procedure. Why did men decide that childbirth needed them? Almost instinctually, I believe that men saw the power of a united female population and trembled in its wake. The same way that white men trembled in the eye of flourishing black and brown continents and islands and destroyed them for their own enrichment. Throughout my research, it has been interesting to see an inherently feminine space, that never made room for men, being taken over by male intervention; what I will

The introduction of strong female characters has changed the way women are seen, and what part they play in comics. The comic universe has always been male-dominant and still is today, but this is slowly changing. At DC Comics, women are being fused into the workforce and are having more say. The relevance and growing number of comic movies in the media today are expanding the fanbase of boys to grow to include more and more women, which leads to women adding their voice to the business. The creator of “Gotham Academy”, Becky Cloonan, said, “I can still see things moving forward...The industry is a lot healthier than it was 10 years ago, and by all accounts it should continue to flourish.” (Maxwell)

In today’s society, women are viewed differently than men. Women are portrayed in today’s media to have a model like physical features, or seem to be perfect. In the past, it was taboo for women to be in the work field, but in today’s society; it also seems taboo for women to be involved in the gaming industry as well. Due to how society view women, this could have an impact on the American youth wondering if a certain activity are taboo for both genders. Women should not be viewed based on their body or if being involved in an assumed gender dominated industry, with these views could lead to confusion in the younger American youth questioning on their choices.

The status of women in a society is a significant reflection of the level of social justice in that society. In the literature, women’s status is commonly described in terms of their education, income, employment, health, fertility, etc. somewhere it has shown thattheir roles within family, community and society also. But if we are talking about tribal communities, the role playing by women is crucial and substantial.

Social constructs are a powerful thing that is prevalent in all societies. One concept that shows the inferior role of women in nearly all societies. Half of the population in many societies are oppressed. The stripping of the rights of half the population, just because of their sex at birth is a terrible thing that sadly affects society into today. The origin of said conflicts even dates back to the colonial times. This will look at how and why those oppressions are imposed and enforced throughout different societies.

Throughout history women have viewed as people who needed to fit the role that a man predestined upon them. From cultural expectations to media, women are portrayed by the need to express who they are. Women are getting affected mentally and physically due to stereotypes because women are being portrayed as the weaker link in society.

Woman is a charming, gentle creation. They worship and hate women simultaneously. She is being studied, but nevertheless she always remains a mystery. Woman are blessed by nature with a special force. This force is invisible, subtle and gentle, but at the same time large and irresistible. A woman is the embodiment of all the beauty that we now have. Almost all cultural heritage of mankind was created through women and women's participation, because it inspires man for beautiful, noble and courageous acts, helping him to open up and develop himself. Unfortunately, at the moment, the role of a woman in modern society is somewhat distorted. The preconditions for this were created by many generations of previous centuries when a woman was considered a lower-level person, without the right to vote and without the right for self-fulfillment. Their main role was limited to the birth of children and households. Such a tool for the emergence of heirs of the family. If a woman tried to show herself in some other area, she was immediately silenced: burned alive, as, for example, in the Middle Ages, morally or even physically humiliated. Thus, men tried to defend themselves against the obscure nature of women and to emphasize their status as "strong sex." During XVIII century Mary Wollstonecraft challenged crowd with the revolutionary thoughts of equalizing women’s role in both educational and society’s status.

Through the past decades and up to today, women have had struggles throughout history. Especially in society today, girls have extremely high expectations. Girls also have many personal struggles with how they judge themselves off of their self image because of modern day society. They have to face natural complications that life will throw at them throughout their whole life span. Women are expected to be weak and unable to do the jobs that men have are expected to be in our houses cooking and cleaning for the family. Some boys may believe that they have it harder than girls but, they do not understand. Girls feel as if they have to be perfect with no flaws because of everything they see everyday.

Self reliance is defined as reliance on one 's own powers and resources rather than those of others. Taking place in the Puritan Era, Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter tells the story of Hester Prynne and her crime of adultery, and punishment of public shaming. Puritan Society in the novel, and in real life history, is very different than our society today. Women were the property of the men in their lives. Women who sin, which was considered a crime back then, were publicly punished harsher than men. This, amongst many other things in Puritan society, is unequal between sexes. One of the most prominent puritan values, self reliance, is still evident in our society

The role and depiction of women in society is a particularly volatile subject. This is especially true when considering the time frame of the early-to-mid 20th century; it is also accurate through the perspective of classical Hollywood cinema. Feminist film theorists claim that the portrayal of women in cinema is only such as to please the spectator in a shallow, physical way. On the other hand, the theorists claim, males are given a much more active role in film, usually in the role of the protagonist. While this is certainly true in many cases, it is not the only manner in which the female gender is portrayed in classical Hollywood cinema. In films such as Howard Hawks’ His Girl Friday (1940) and Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo (1958), it can be observed that the women portrayed have a much bigger role than to just be gawked at by the audience, and that these portrayals are representative of the effort to extinguish traditional gender roles of early-20th-century American society . At the same time, there are messages being communicated that speak exactly to these gender roles, namely that females must be subordinate housewives. Through these mixed signals, these films elucidate the polarizing issue of the role of women in society.

The role of women in society has changed dramatically over the past few decades. Some may say the changing of the role is a positive change, but some others may disagree. Women have changed their lives for men and their ways of life, women have been restricted from using their own money by men, and also women have had to deal with cleaning up everyone else's messes for years and also years to come. In the articles and plays that were read several of these roles were demonstrated.

Nowadays women are rising to extremely powerful positions and making significantly important contributions to our society. Every day, more and more women are searching for new ways and opportunities to find all the ways that they can share their greatness in the world. However, despite all the great progress that these women have been making, they’re still being treated very differently from men, and are still being dehumanized, as they have been for centuries.

The social role which I feel that I occupy and that I am going to focus on in this essay is the one of a women in this society. I believe I have been socialized into this role for numerous reasons. Throughout this paper I will explain how I think I have been socialized into this role.