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…Goldman, in The Traffic in Women and Marriage and Love, mentions “From infancy, almost, the average girl is told that marriage is her ultimate goal; therefore her training and education must be directed towards that end” (Goldman 206). This passage also…

…and was against sex discrimination; 2) Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), which fights for equal money for schooling of girls and for girls to have equal educational opportunities; 3) The Civil Rights Act of 1964 also fights sex discrimination; 4) The Woman's Social…

…sexes. But is what we see really what we get? Despite that more and more aggressive career women are working relentlessly in the field, with the same education background and working experience, the ratio of male and female senior and executive management…

…gender by the general culture; these roles help people distinguish their gender differences but at the same time create inequality between the two sexes. A strong example of gender roles implemented by society is children and their awareness of their own…

…be to educate yourself further on both sexes and apply what you've learn.…

…not be able to conceive in later years. This is a high price to pay, but maybe she should have thought about some of the consequences of having sex at such an early age. It all comes back to sex education and informing children about the consequences…

…shows that at the time when the book took place, it was rare for a person to come across another person who was educated. People in the early time were not educated and did not go to school, but spent their time helping out their parents on farms…

…by appropriate education and familiarization. Stereotype plays a major part in communication process as it is standardized and pre known impressions exist about certain stereotypical puppets whereby one does not have to be told vocally about these puppets (PSPB, 1997…

…with this natural pre-eminence, men endeavor to sink us still lower" (Wollstonecraft, p.496). Here, Wollstonecraft makes the point that women have always been the inferior sex both physically and mentally. She knows that society cannot alter the laws of nature…

…abstinence, not sex education. They want less governmental focus on regulating the economy. They also believe that a free-market economy will do more for the general welfare of society, than will the governmental regulation on the economy. Complex regulations…