Is Australia really easy going and egalitarian?
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Lucianne White
Assessment 2
Approaches to Social Science
Introduction:
Australians regard themselves as easygoing and egalitarian and yet the Australian
society continues to marginalise certain groups. Women are one of these
marginalised groups. The struggle for equal rights for women has been an ongoing
struggle for humanity. Along the way, many complications and roadblocks have
arisen. Media, beauty standards, and the meaning of womanhood were some of the
barriers.
Women still face many issues to try
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Boston. Owen, Patricia. 1989. Women and Work. Wayland Ltd, England. Slaughter, R. 1993, 'Future concepts', Futures, April, pp. 289-331. Welter, Barbara. 1978. The cult of true womanhood: 1820-1860. In The American family in social-historical perspective, 2nd ed. edited by Michael Gordon, 313-33. New York: St Martins. Wignall, Paul (2000). What's an Issue? Prejudice and Difference. Reed Educational and Professioanl Publishing Ltd. Hong Kong. Wilson, Janet. 2002, Current women in Australian Parliaments. Politics and Public Administration Group, Parliamentary Library, Canberra ACT