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inhabited by half a billion Muslim women (Galloway, 2014). Throughout history, women have been disregarded, dehumanized, disenfranchised, and censored in society. Within Islam, it has been widely believed that Muslim women are secluded within their homes. To many, this seclusion highlights a religious culture that oppresses Muslim women. The controversy of gender inequality between Muslim men and women continues to derive from the historical inferior position of women (Galloway, 2014). Like other religions

the inequality between Indian women and Indian men. India is ranked 87th out of 144 in the Global Gender Gap Index, illuminating the need for change in Indian culture. India has an immense way to go for its citizens to be given a true democracy. People of other countries would view India’s mistreatment of women worse in comparison to the rest of the world. Many films and works play on this notion, appealing to the West’s view on India. Many westerners view Indian women as slaves subjected to obey any

Banning The Burqa In France and in other places the burqa, which is a clothing item for women of Muslim culture- is being banned. But while 62% of Germans and 57% of Britons support a burqa ban, only 27% of Americans do. This approach is likely responsible for the much more successful assimilation of Muslims into American society. France is banning it because they say that it is a huge security problem when they cannot identify who is under the item of clothing. Another problem is that the ban will

Women are not known to be funny. They are not known to act silly. They are not known to be the class clown. They are known to be mature and serious. But where exactly does this assumption that women aren’t funny come from? I disagree with Penelope Eckert's The Good Woman commentary. I believe that women can be seen as being funny, silly, or even be seen as a class clown, but still be considered a "Good Woman."   Many women who are stand-up comics are very successful. For example, the three female

Work Hard: Woman in the workplace still earn only 75 cents for every $1 a man earns. Explain just or unjust. The theme of this topic is dealing with individuals and groups. The subthemes would be it deals with people. Do you think women or men make the most money? Or do you agree or disagree to the choice of a gender gap pay? Does this affect my generation? How? Why? So many questions with little answers from research. What are the odds of this topic? I think that gender pay gaps shouldn’t differ

Euripides: Past Time Activist for Women In “The Trojan Women,” there are four enduring women who dominate the play and only two men who say anything at all. Moving us with their rants and dramatic reactions, these women engulf the audience in overwhelming grief and irresistible pride. Euripides emphasizes these four women to help us understand one of his main themes. Hecuba with her pride, Cassandra with her virginity and uncanny wisdom, Andromache with her misery and heartache, and Helen with her

Violence against women during times of war is something that is very rarely discussed, especially the violence that was directed towards Vietnamese women during the Vietnam War. Even now there is discourse surrounding these Vietnamese women, or “comfort women” as they are called. Today there is very little officially known about what took place, and what happened to these women. The women were stolen from their homes, violated, assaulted, and blamed as victims. Their children were discriminated against

As everyday actions are shaped by individual preference, traditions are shaped by a community’s preferences over time. Activities that positively contribute to the overall happiness of a group are often engrained in the lives of its members as reoccurring behaviors. When these activities lose their appeal or ability to provide pleasure for the group, they are either abandoned or transformed. Groups who choose to transform their cultural traditions do so in an attempt to rediscover pleasure lost

views on women in war and women in medicine, Dr. Walker has received little recognition for her role in the Women’s Rights Movement. In honor of Dr. Mary Walker’s service to both women and our country, I propose a monument to be erected in remembrance of this female physician and women’s rights enthusiast. Dr. Mary Walker paved the way for female physicians as the second female to graduate from Medical School in the United States and she challenged the societal norms that confined women to certain

Is There Any Such Thing as a "Typical Prepper Or Survivalist"? The news media likes the sensational, and so they splash headlines like "Preppers arrested because they were preparing for Martial Law". The headline was not even close to the truth, but once the toothpaste is out of the tube and all that. Certain people it seems need to label other people, pigeon hole them if you will, and they typically do this with those they do not understand. Many also assume a Prepper and a survivalist are one