Sailor Venus

Oppression is perpetuated in our society through supremacy and discrimination. Women of color have been subjected to the justifications of unfair treatment from their oppressors— both male and female— for generations and are expected to identify with misconceived definitions that have been externally attributed to their own realities. There is an immense pressure on the women of color who have broken out of the cycle of this socioeconomic imprisonment to maintain their standing within society 's

experiencing, but for a little girl living who's living on Venus, this is exactly what is happening.The short story “All Summer in a Day by Ray Bradbury”, takes place on the planet Venus where everyday is like the next, full of rain. To the residents of Venus, this is normal, unless you just moved here five years ago. This is the case for Margot who has to deal with the torture of remembering life on Earth. Every seven years, the sun shines on Venus. For just two hour, the rain stops pouring and the sky

a day”, by Ray Bradbury, takes place in the underground city of the planet Venus where tunnels roamed instead of streets. The land above them was submerged with endless pouring rain and deadly jungles. The sight of the sun was a rare miracle that only happened once every seven years. The children spent all their life in the enclosed underground tunnels, well all except for one. Margot was the only child who came to Venus when she was four, and the biggest difference was that she still remembered

In society, we see that women and minorities are negatively biased. For women, people are biased against them because people think that women cannot do a job that is considered a man`s job, or they aren`t strong enough to do specific tasks. Women are judged when they are playing sports like soccer because reporters would ask them “how is it like playing with other girls?” It’s as their almost saying, “Are you ok with girls that might be lesbian?” There is also a bias for minorities as well because

Venus of the Rags is a larger than life sized classical statue of the Roman goddess of love with a large pile of colored clothes that are simply piled up on each other on the floor. The viewer can see the back of the Venus statue. The statue’s face and body somehow touch the pile of clothes that accumulate in front of it, hence the front of the statue is not shown, but only the back. This statue is not an original statue from Rome but Pistoleto has purchased this cement Venus from a garden center

Through the analyzation of well known ancient art sculptures, such as The Venus of Willendorf that is on display at the Vienna Museum of Natural History in Austria, to the later Figure of Isis-Aphrodite that can be found at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC, the advancement of appreciation and awareness of the capabilities of female can be clearly extracted and observed. Overseas in Austria, you can find the sculpture of The Venus of Willendorf, which is dated back to about 24,000-22,000 BC, being

I love those interesting stories that affect us and go across time to inspire future generations. This English work allowed me to remember a story that touched me a few years ago and to discover a brand new one. I noticed that there is some similarities in the two stories though. Indeed, both stories are from the world of sports. I had never heard of Jason Mc Elwain before and I must say that I was particularly touched by his story. This is a story that happened in 2006 of an autistic young American

The paintings Venus of Urbino by Titian and The Nightmare by Henry Fuseli both have a prostrate woman as the focus of the piece. The women in the pieces are both seen in overtly sexual poses, which has allowed for critics over the centuries to call both pieces explicit. The idea of female sexuality that is shown in the two pieces portrays dissenting opinions of the concept. These different opinions seem to reflect the popular ideas and art movements of the era in which they were created. While Titian

Giovanna Schelosky Biological Anthropology Professor Vogel Saddleback College The Venus Mystery The Venus figurines are a collection of 144 known statuettes from the Paleolithic era representing women. They have been found in many different places including Europe, Siberia and even the Mediterranean outside of Italy. These figurines are mainly constructed from different medias such as bone, steatite, calcite and limestone. Those figurines are also considered one of the earliest known work of

The Venus flytrap preys on insects with its unique shaped terminal portions on its leaves called the leaf-blade. Each trap has between two to five “trigger hairs” on each lobe. The edge of the trap is lined with finger-like cilia that lace together when the trap closes. The trapping mechanism and digestion process is divided into four phases: the initial snap, the tightening phase, the sealing phases, and the reopening phase. In the initial snap, the trigger hairs are the indicator for the plant