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Throughout history men have been leading the battles, conquering worlds, discovering new lands, but behind every good man is a good woman! So, as I read this week, I learned an enormous amount of information about the diversity of the different roles women play according to where they might live or what era they grew up in. I will address the rights that women had, how they are viewed in society, the comparison between these women and the ones from the New Testament, the evidence to support my claim.

In today’s society, having the perfect body has been a growing issue for women for a very long time but now, more than ever, women are expected to be skinny but have curves “in all the right places”. This mentality can lead to self-esteem issues as women grow up, even if they are a healthy weight. When women are larger than the size of models that they see on billboards and magazine covers, they think they aren’t pretty enough or not thin enough and this can trigger eating disorders or mental illnesses. All of this is just because most women do not fit into society’s idea of “perfection”. Recently, clothing shops like Debenhams have been introducing “plus-size” mannequins (sizes 16-18) in their advertising campaigns as opposed to the usual

In the beginning, women’s status and freedoms were severely limited. Many people may believe that they had started off with just as many obligations as men, but that is not the case at all. Actually, it is the complete opposite, women had nothing when it came to the early days of the Gospel. That is until Jesus came around and changed things. Here we will discuss three very important details of women in the Gospels. We will discuss women in ancient Israel around the time of Jesus and how they were expected to act, then we will move on to Jesus’ radical treatment of women and how Jesus was technically, in today’s definition, a “feminist”, finally we will discuss passages where Jesus apparently does not call for equality of the sexes. All in

The Simpsons is a TV show that airs on the Fox network. During the fifth season, in an episode called Lisa vs. Malibu Stacy, Lisa challenges the makers of the Malibu Stacy doll to create a less sexist doll. The original creator of Malibu Stacy teams up with Lisa to create Lisa Lionheart to create a positive influence for young girls. This episode raised a lot of questions regarding gender roles and stereotypes. Gender stereotypes are prominent in today’s life style. Per gender stereotypes, girls like princesses and boys like cars. These gender roles, however, do not just apply to children. These roles are still very prominent in “grown up” society. The pay gap between men and women Gender roles are a big part of humankind society.

This journal reflects on the changes and transition women have taken today. Before the 1960 women life’s had been difficult from the denied of basic right, discrimination in the workplace and a live trap in household duty and bondage. Their main responsibilities were the upliftment of the household, providing support for their children and their husband; who was also considered the main provider. Society and strong cultural believe determine the roles of women and the impact they have on our society “girls are to be girls” and “boys are to be boys”the stereotypes, gender, that firmly believe that certain work or privilege were considered masculine work or male job. This socialization includes all the processes of enculturation, communication and learning, through which the individual develops a social nature and is able to participate in social life. These processes operate continuously through life to shape and reshape attitudes, while others operate at specific stages of the life cycle.

the role of the female gender and its relation to biblical teachings. This paper seeks to discuss the

The role of women in the in society has—even from ancient times—been limited by men for various reasons. In fact, as early as the first century A.D., women were considered their husband's property and were by no means their equals. Women during this time had very little protection or rights under the law. Unfortunately, the Christian church is no exception. One of the main founders of the Christian church, the apostle Paul, outlines teachings that come under modern criticism. Some call Paul patriarchal and misogynist. Others call Paul an advocate of women leaders and women ministers in the church. This paper will examine the different claims outlined in Rosemary Ruether’s paper, “St. Paul, Friend or Enemy of Women?”

The media can take anything and twist it in a way that is not even real. For example K. Michelle is and R&B singer is getting buttock reduction because it's in the way of her career of singing. It's like it's the star of the show whenever she performs at music events involving her. The media is making a big deal out of it because they think that she shouldn't do this, but any other thing that she does they're all over her like she just committed a crime or something. Making all of these lies, lie after lie. The media mainly targets celebrities or anyone that's breaking the media. You can be one of those people who doesn't bother anyone, and next thing you know you're all over the media with the wrong information

My depiction of women in some of the stories showed them as weak and powerless. The women only existed to please people. The characters in the stories portrayed women as tools to use for their own convenience. The stories portray women as sexualized and used by many people. The women never speak out against any rule or regulation; instead, they nod and agree with whatever someone says. Like puppets, the women in these stories only existed for someone to enjoy physically or for them to help someone else gain status or rewards. Many of the women become abused, mentally or physically in some scenarios. I will give some examples of how women get portrayed poorly.

The role of women in religious scripture dictates an inferior position in society. Beginning with the creation of Adam and then Eve, as his helpmate. Her purpose was that Adam would not be lonely. This origin provides the ground work for inequality of genders on the basis of religious scripture. The roles prescribed determined that women should be in a subordinate position to man. The female role and relationship with God is defined by the various books of the Old and New Testaments, the reported actions of Jesus Christ, and finally the Qur'an.

Have you even classified or label the other only by their age, religion, age, race, and gender? And, you will think who they are. They would have a thought about the others are good or bad, educated or uneducated, and rich or poor. Although some of the stereotypes are innocuous, but some of it are offensive. Those offensive stereotypes would make stereotypees get some bad impression by the other. They would always stereotype the others based on their religion and gender, but those stereotypes would impact people’s lives negatively.

In Christianity the most prominent and accomplished female was Mary and this was only because she was the mother of Jesus. The roles of women in Christianity in historic times were very limited. There was a lot of inequality when it came to marriage as well as work and in the church itself. The majority of leadership roles in the Roman Catholic and Orthodox Church were restricted to males such as the significant role of the Pope, patriarch and bishop. This is in comparison to men’s role in the early stages of Christianity. Men were regarded in very high prestige as acknowledge by their leadership roles in the church. Men also had to provide for their family. The roles of gender in Christianity have changed after the influence of modern day westernised culture. Females have now been giving more opportunities to express themselves as well as the significant opportunity of be allowed to have abortions as well as the right to divorce. This shows how the influence of the westernised culture has brought a different perspective and way of thinking that has shaped and changed the roles of women from a Christian background in

The media plays a crucial role of informing, entertaining, and educating. It's very easy for people to get access of variety forms of media due to advanced technology. After the 1950s, when women were fighting for equal rights and fairness, the racial discrimination in all communities including the media is diminishing little by little as the years goes by. However, the media may prefer to make unfair reports that display some level of racial or gender discrimination, mainly through stereotyping. For example, according to a research study conducted in Pakistan, the way portrayed women gives an impression that men are more worthy, confident, and hardworking than their female counterpart.

The Bible is controversial on the matter of gender equality. There are numerous contradictions about the status of women in Christian society. Historically, the most prominent interpretation has been rather negative toward women. The Christian Church, with principally male authority, emphasizes the idea that women are inferior to man. They focus on Eve’s sin leading to a punishment that “her husband will have authority over her.” (Drury, 34)

Gender stereotypes and gender roles are a largely contested issue in the modern world. Countries around the world have very different gender norms, though there are some recurrent patterns between many cultures. For most recurrent patterns there is a culture who does not abide by those gender norms. There is typically many good reasons for each recurrent pattern that makes sense from an evolutionary standpoint. There is also a significant difference in the way men and women are treated. This is caused by many things, from location to physical requirement. There is differences from the occupations they may have, to the punishments they may suffer for extramarital sex. This and other factors leads to both matriarchal societies and patriarchal societies. These societies are very different, yet similarly successful in relation to similar societies of the opposite gender stratification.