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    Gender has always been an interesting topic to me. The cool thing about gender is that it differs so much, whether it be from country to country, or from periods of time. Gender even differs within the same country between different regions and cultures. Gender is one of those things that is never consistent, and could definitely change drastically in my lifetime. So what exactly is Gender? Often, people get the term gender confused with the term sex. Although they are associated with each other

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    between gender and sex. Sex is anatomical and biological. Gender role can be defined as a person’s inner sense of how a male or female should feel and behave. Culture and society are two important factors in relation to this particular topic. This implies that various societies and cultures may produce children and later fully grown men and women who may have diverse perspectives of a man or a woman’s place or role in the world around them; this is often determined by their culture’s gender stereotypes

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    Gender equality means that men and women enjoy the same rights as everyone. Then why are woman’s own body sometimes not even there’s. Everyone should believe in gender equality, doesn’t matter what race, gender, etc. I myself is a strong believer in gender equality I do believe that women should have every right to do anything with their body without being judged or harmed. Historically, there is three important facts underlined a woman’s ability to make choices with regards to her body’s authority

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    few options related to gender conduct. Male gender roles are instilled early on in childhood. As men meet these unwritten expectations they acquire acceptance from other men, attain potential mates, increase self-esteem and increase social status. This in part is called the socialization process. These benefits reinforce men to continue with this as their standard. What are these unwritten rules that are nurtured and taught so crucially by family and friends? Traditional gender roles are what determine

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    Gender roles play an important role in society whether it is for good or for bad. These roles have been placed in society since the beginning of time. The term gender is socially created and it therefore categorizes men from women. How is gender defined, and what makes it different from the term sex? “…sex refers to the biological characteristics that distinguish women and men: sex chromosomes, reproductive organs, sex-specific hormones, and physical characteristics…Gender… refers to the social and

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    The effects of student and professor gender on students’ willingness to take a class With the pressures of successfully completing required classes, college students try to find professors that align with their strengths. With resources available, such as teacher evaluations and ratemyprofessor.com, it is possible to get a sense of what a professor will be like before registering to take the class. Students can learn how a professor structures their classes, whether other students believed the professor

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    INTRODUCTION Gender is a set of behavioural norm of the masculine or feminine characteristics. It is performative in nature and is largely determined by child’s upbringing. The term became popular in 1980’s. This terminology ‘Gender’ has great association with geography as gender is being influenced by society and culture as these cultures tends to vary over space. So, the gender role also tends to change over space. Gender relation varies across nations in terms of women’s subordination and male

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    existed in a gender binary system with specific roles allotted to men and women for much of history, and its reach affects almost all aspects of our lives. Even in present-day 2014, in an era when it is becoming widely accepted that we are not limited by the roles that our predecessors were pressed into, the ramifications of this binary system are still limiting us. For this project my group members and I, as seven women each pursuing different careers and degrees, wanted to explore the gender disparity

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    there are no equal opportunities for women, it is more of a mindset. Women in 2017, as far as the workplace goes, can achieve anything a man can. It comes back to how we are raised and the current mindsets of Americans. In the United States based upon gender there is now equal opportunity, it is just a matter of whether these opportunities will be ceased. More times than less when growing up people believe and resemble their parents. Growing up Americans have ideas and beliefs instilled in them from

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    Race, gender, and class have always been prevalent in society since the beginning of time. The concept of superiority stems from these features that define human beings and thus, leads to a struggle of power and oppression. Slavery, antisemitism, and prejudice are some of many examples that have been derived from this concept of superiority. The readings posted for this critical assessment speak heavily on the natures and stereotypes that are based around the black and white males. The juxtaposition

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