Camille Paglia

In “The Drinking Age Is Past Its Prime,” Camille Paglia claims the age-21 rule sets the U.S. back from all other advance nations and pushes youth to pills and other bad choices. It all started with the Mothers Against Drunk Driving. These ladies pushed limitations on drinking until they gave the United States 14 years of Prohibition. Making alcohol illegal was not the answer, in fact, it cause the beginning of booze smuggling which according to Paglia, “laid

In “The Drinking Age Is Past Its Prime,” Camille Paglia claims the age-21 rule sets the U.S. back from all other advance nations and pushes youth to pills and other poor choices. It all started with the Mothers Against Drunk Driving. These ladies pushed limitations on drinking until they gave the United States 14 years of Prohibition. Making alcohol illegal is not the answer, in fact, it cause the beginning of booze smuggling, which according to Paglia, “laid

Society is the one creating differentiation between genders. Genders always have problems with various aspects culture, politics, family, and etc. However, society, mainly the elementary teachers, who brews the students for future, draws a line between boys and girls by external problems like the idea of feminism and some internal problems such as subculture, teachers’ attention, and positive role model, which shape in boys been less successful academically and socially than girls. The problem with

The Standards of Beauty In today’s society, women are defined by their beauty; or what society deems attractive. This socially accepted beauty is exactly what the feminist movement tries to explicate to many- women are more than looks. However, this movement became more recently embraced compared to the past. Dating back to the time of the booming Greek mythology, women are expected to be beautiful and please those around her- a reflection of today’s society. While the legend of the Amazons highlights

The Standards of Beauty In today’s society, women are defined by their beauty; or what society deems attractive. This socially accepted beauty is exactly what the feminist movement tries so hard to explicate to many- women are more than looks. However, this movement became embraced more recently compared to the past. Dating back to the time of the booming Greek mythology, women are expected to be beautiful and please those around her- a reflection of today’s society. While the legend of the Amazons

Did you know that on average, there are 321,500 victims (age 12 or older) of rape and sexual assault each year in the United States (RAINN)? Sexual behavior drives some people to engage in unethical situations that can be very harmful. Most Men and women are victims of some type of sexual lewd act on a daily basis, whether is unintentionally or intentionally. People that commit these acts usually have an extensive crime background or have been formerly charged with sexual assault. Many with extreme

the male gaze and endorsing the same old patriarchal codes of woman as seductress. Yet while feminism itself is split into various camps and the word "feminist" has acquired negative connotations (man-hating, radical, shrewish), scholars like Camille Paglia see Madonna's pleasure in her own sexuality and her seeming independence from men as signs of "the future of feminism." Playing with the outlaw personae of prostitute and dominatrix, Madonna has made a major contribution to the history of

Assessing Issues of Gender in Social Work Practice: An Overview of the De-feminization of the Female A better question would be to ask what we as a society can do to ensure that gender equality is not just an issue about men and women, but also an issue about the quality of humanity. "Every woman is birth-defective, an imperfect male begotten because her father happened to be ill, weakened, or in a state of sin at the time of her conception." ~ St. Thomas Aquinas Simone de Beauvoir's

is a quietly revolutionary figure. Sivan's fame doesn't make him majorly revolutionary, but his response to the post-"leak" controversy is a victory for the politicoaesthetics of the anus: "I look good." In a virtuoso study of "pagan beauty," Camille Paglia writes that "the self-supporting kouros was an Appollonian idea, a liberation of the eye. His nudity was

The mid-18th century has complicated the process of marriage wherein the mere aspect of is absent in some marriages. In 1895, Oscar Wilde, created the play The Importance of Being Earnest. The play highlights a young couple trying to marry, with the suitor going by a false name due to some misunderstandings, however complications arrive when Lady Bracknell, the mother of Gwendolen, one of the spouses-to-be declines her suitor’s proposal. Throughout the play, Wilde causes more instances of chaos and