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    The oppression of women has been happening since the beginning of time and religion is one huge factor that often hides in the dark. Christianity is the world’s largest religion and its oppression of women will be brought to light. Christians use their beliefs and stance to oppress women socially, physically and mentally. Christianity, is the belief in Christ as the one and only God and his teachings transmitted through the holy bible. Christians often fall into two categories, Conservatives and

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    The oppression of women has been a constant trend throughout American history. While the US has made advancements to the equality of women, to this day women are not treated equally to men. (Intro - do last) White women in the upper middle and working class saw a correlation between the oppression of slaves and the oppression they faced as women, both treated as inferiors in society. Many women supported the abolitionist movement to express their ideas of equality and the push for universal suffrage

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    and women, the Other, and as a result, men’s views and opinions have created myths of what women in society are expected to conform to and exhibit. Many of the expectations developed are restrictive and oppressive to women. One such expectation that men have developed and perpetuated is that a woman exists to fulfill his sexual needs. Man is the superior being and his “ideal woman” is one that will unquestionably submit to his domination (Beauvoir 201). In addition, men’s domination over women, places

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    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

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    -Charles Fourier Initially. Women have always been seen as the fragile sex, the one that has to be protected and kept safe. Still, not everybody thinks like that. There are several places around the world where women are seen as the weaker sex or even a burden. In order for women to be valued more we have to address the issues behind the cause, and we need to find a solution immediately. We need to achieve social progress by fighting all the types of oppression against women and by creating a better

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    The Oppression of Women Imperialism is used to gain authority and control over one state or people in the form of an empire, based on practices of dominance and the idea of superiority. The term can be found in the history of Japan, the Chinese Empire, Greece, ancient Egypt and the British Empire. From 1934 to 1945, Hitler ran Germany by promoting anti-Semitism, Pan-Germanism, and anti-communism to gain the support of the German people. In this time he was the leader of a mass genocide which killed

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    Women go through distressing cruelty and oppression mostly because America is a patriarchal society, a male dominated society in which older men are in positions of power. Many unfortunate evils run loose and free in this society because either society does little to stop it, or at times, even encourages this destructive behavior. In the articles “Battering: Who’s Going to Stop It” and “Protecting Male Abusers and Punishing the Women Who Confront Them” we see one of these unfortunate evils and the

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    entertainment industry/Advertisers sell ideas, images, worth, love and sexuality. They tell us who we are and who we should be. Sometimes they sell addictions. Such as cigarettes and alcohol beverages. nowadays in order to sell their product advertisers use women in a sexualized way. However, If one day a woman just woke and said “hey I love my body, I don’t need this foundation, eyeliner and I don’t need that perfume, I love my body the way it is” imagine the number of industries that will go out of business

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    Yuning Jiang #57149156 Oppression and Release of the Women’s Rights I will discuss the gender issue presented in the movie Bedeviled (2010). Firstly, the film indicates female’s disadvantaged status in the society since all female figures in Bedeviled are persecuted by masculine dominance. The protagonist Hae-wön shows indifferent to other women who need her help, because she is afraid of male’s vengeance. For example, she refuses to be a witness when she sees that a girl is raped by three men,

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    concerns (in contrast to men --- whose essence is to be strong, effective, or competent). It does not take someone in the throes (agony) in advanced feminist awareness to perceive that the way women are taught to be involved with beauty encourages narcissism, reinforces dependence and immaturity. Everybody (women and men) knows that.” This quote means that society makes it that it is each woman’s responsibility to make sure she keeps up her exterior appearance. Never considering how brilliant or sweet

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