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…the dogma that men were considered to be far superior to women. This caused deep resentment and frustration amongst the fairer sex. The policies of sick entitlements and maternity leaves were non existent at that time. In the textile industry, women were expected…

…for "abstinence only" policies in sex education curricula. Some states even have arbitrarily enforced laws that prohibit or penalize some sexual activities, and judges have refused custodial rights of parents based on nothing more than their homosexuality. For those…

…, equal pay, benefits, access to employment and education, the right to serve on a jury, and limited right to choose to terminate pregnancy. Liberal Feminism was considered to come at a cost as Nicole Lacey indicates that women were judged to a standard set…

…today, had experienced all that. Large and proud family It was a warm sunny fall day when I visited Mr. Smith at his home. We started talking about his teenage experiences, they were educational and interesting. "I was born in eastern Kentucky in the country…

…citizenship is the interviewee, birthplace, any question that would indicate race, sex, or color before the individual has been employed by the company. Employer may not request a photograph of the individual; they may not inquire as to the religious preference…

…Discrimination any situation in which a group or individual is treated unfavorably based on prejudice, usually against their membership of a socially distinct group or category. Such categories include ethnicity, sex, sexual orientation, religion, socio…

…, drunken men were only trying to come across as tough and cool to their friends. The homeless man evidently illustrates that even though he probably doesn't have a job, education, or economic status, he considers her ugliness to make her worse off than him…

…Multicultural Education in America has long been called "The Melting Pot" due to the fact that it is made up of a various mix of races, cultures, and ethnicities. As more and more immigrants come to America searching for a better life, the population…

…Great Britain has very diversified and complex school system, which has been undergoing frequent changes and reforms. However, there are still many controversies concerning the structure of the education system, one of them being organization…

…at home and therefore, not in the way that Catherine wished. To add to these problems, it is doubtful, with no monitoring of the new system, that the more radical ideas such as abolition of corporal punishment and mixed sex education were even carried out…