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    For every sketchy bar in America, there’s a run-down dartboard, grubby poker games, and a crickety foosball table. Now, could America’s new favorite pastime be darts, foosball, and pole-dancing? The Global Association of International Sports Federation is observing these sports for a chance for them to become Olympic Sports. Furthermore, all of these efforts to bring these sports into the Olympics is to encourage the up-and-coming generation to participate and engage. Sports and youth alike are

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    Androgynous is defined as “a partly male and partly female in appearance; of indeterminate sex” (Oxford dictionary, 2015). Androgyny is a term that was expressed by assembly two Greek words which are Andros means male and gyne means female Therefore, Androgyny was used to refer to a condition in which a person’s gender is not clearly defined (Harper 2015). Men are generally identified with a strong characteristics and do not do things like crying and cooking otherwise they will be considered as feminine

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    GENDER GAP IN ACADEMICS: SYNTHESIS ESSAY. “Where the girls aren’t” essay was written by Leonard sax following a report given by the American Association of University Women, which he did not agree with. On the other hand, "Gender Insights Coming to Your Classroom" essay was written by David Sadker and Melissa Koch. Both essays show that the number of male students taking stem subjects is more than female. Leonard explains this gap by saying that the number of girls taking stem subjects is lower than

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    journalists [...] point to women’s marginal place in the male-dominated military, which not only makes it more likely that they will follow orders and try to fit in, but also that they will be scapegoated and held up as representatives of all their sex.” (Oliver p24). Even instances of pregnancy or work-related injuries result in intense hostility, which is not exclusive to the work environment. Military and veteran-themed social media groups with thousands of active duty members create memes out

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    Gender In The Cissy

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    Garrison’s Fancy New Vagina” focused on gender as expressed through biology. If you have a penis you are a male and if you have a vagina, then you are female. In this episode, Mr. Garrison undergoes a sex-change and becomes Mrs. Garrison. In her mind, because she now has a vagina she is now a woman. At this point in the episode Mrs. Garrison believes that now that she has a vagina she can menstruate, get pregnant and have babies. Yet, to menstruate,

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    expectations in which they need to uphold. Both males and females are expected to act, dress, and do certain things that the opposite sex normally would not do. If somebody were to act as someone else of the opposite sex, society would then look down upon that person and humiliate them for what they have done. If a man or a woman desires to act or dress as the opposite sex, they should be able to without being humiliated or shamed. Society has too many expectations and regulations that people have to

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    characters are shown as strong and assertive. Jeff, representing an average male, takes charge of his girlfriend on multiple accounts. Like most males, he does not seem to differ from the traditional role of acting dominant in the presence of the opposite sex. As seen, when he commands the attention and care of his nurse as soon as she walks through the door; or how he easily controls his girlfriend’s emotions during dinner. Each time causing his masculinity to be known. The female counterparts also let

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    Pipefish Sexual Selection

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    of evolutionary patterns. With research, we have had the opportunity to study species of animals like the Syngnathidae family. Animals that are included in this category include pipefish, seahorses, and sea dragons. This species is known for their sex role reversal, meaning that the male fertilizes and carries the eggs during incubation after the female has laid them. When we look more specifically at the pipefish, it is found that males are left with most of the parenting and care for the offspring

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    Having originated in the deserts of Northern China and Mongolia, the Chinese dwarf hamsters actually belong to the category of rat like hamsters. As a pet they are not as popular as their counterparts, the Russian dwarf hamsters. Chinese dwarf hamsters have features different from their cousins as they not only have a thin and long body but, also have a longer tail, which can go up to 3cm in length. The length of their body varies from 10 to 12cm. An interesting fact associated with the Chinese

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    Mastectomy

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    Before 1992 women would undergo silicon plastic surgery because that have undergone mastectomy. Perfectly healthy women also undergone silicon surgery to feel beautiful. The author argues that one don’t need to have a bigger bra size or to undergo any type of physical surgery to be successful. People undergo dangerous procedures in multiple country to be beautiful and to fit in. In china the upper-class girls clip their feet to be beautiful and to be feminine to the guys. In Africa they wrapped their

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