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    Who is the infamous Valerie Solanas? Valerie Solanas was a radical feminist who hated the male sex. American Horror story does a decent job on portraying her but also changes the truth a bit. In the episode, we see two main characters, Andy Warhol and Valerie Solanas. Andy Warhol was an American producer, artist, and director who was a famous. That's where Valerie comes in. She had written a piece and wanted Andy to produce it, but it didn't turn out how she planned. Andy thought her writing was

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    The Second Wave Feminism

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    is called feminism. It includes educational, personal end cultural areas. Feminism involves political and sociological theories and philosophies with gender. The word feminism got mass popularity from the 1970s. Maggie Humm and Rebecca walker divided the history of feminism into three waves. The first wave focused on the promotion of equality in property and family law. It begins in the early twentieth century in the United Kingdom and in the united states. The second wave feminism comes as a

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    Enke’s argument - that feminist geographies, or those locales where feminism is practiced, even if it’s not explicitly acknowledged as such, exceeded the reach of the feminist social movement, is reminiscent of Valentine’s in “Imagining Transgender”, which sees the academic/institutional category of trans unable to contain the transgender experience, although for different reasons. Valentine argued that it is the queer capacity of fluidity within the trans experience that allows it to escape formalized

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    backgrounds. Not only does feminism favor equality for women, but it also campaigns for social movements such as peace, LGBTQ rights, socialism, anti-capitalism and anti-imperialism. Hegemonic feminist ideologies constitute prominent parts in todays society. Hegemonic Feminism focuses on ideas of passivity, dependence, ‘innocence’, and an ideology in which women should aspire to an ideal form of womanhood, which then leads to normalization. Hegemonic feminism is referred to as a feminism for white women.

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    Second Wave Lesbian

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    Second-Wave Feminism (the stream of Feminism which my dissertation primarily engages with) understands Gender Identity as an effect of the political hierarchies of patriarchy, arguing that the female Self and Subject have been so appropriated by various male regimes that Women/Womyn

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    Feminism is defined by Bell Hooks as a movement and ideology intended to end sexist oppression. The recession and intensification is classified as occurring in waves, and this characterization parallels the wave feminist movements tend to crash over society. For the scope of this paper, the focus will be centered on American feminism and the conditions associated with and imposed upon the participants. Although the first wave of feminism was considered complete with the granting of women’s suffrage

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    Currently there is a divide that exist between black women and white women. This boundary forces black women to turn away from feminism and create black feminism. Women of color did not appreciate what black feminism represented and decided to join the Womanist movement. The womanist movement seems to be more of an all-encompassing movement that doesn’t appear anti-men. However, women of color should beware of this movement because movements should make individuals uncomfortable. Although there is

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    True Feminism: Equality for All Throughout history, feminism has proven to be a powerful movement with a simple goal in mind: equal rights for women. Since the earliest forms of feminism in the eighteenth century, women have overcome seemingly insurmountable odds and made leaps and bounds in the direction of that goal. Today, women are in a better position than they ever have been in American history, or the history of the world, but the goal has still not yet been met. Freedom fighters advocating

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    type of feminist theory, some women believe that the different roles assigned to women and men within institutions better explain gender difference , including sexual division of labor in the household” (Crossman n.d.). This explanation states that feminism goes as deep as husband and wife in the household and can be a problem. Some Men believe that the man is the sole “breadwinner” of the household. The woman or in other words the wife is supposed

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    Women’s Rights include women having opportunities equal and different to those of men. Feminism is social movements, political movements, and ideologies, that work to establish and gain these rights. Women have been discriminated against since prehistoric times and have been fighting to be looked at as equal for over 100 years. In the 19th century many women started the first wave of feminism by fighting for the right to vote and although they accomplished it women still were not equal. Therefor

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