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    Originally, Title IX started with equality in school related activities, but soon advanced to equality in sports. Amanda Ross Edwards covers this transition in her article, when she mentions the first intentions of Title IX by saying “Although current debates focus on gender equity in athletics, Title IX legislation as originally written did not even mention sport” (300). The switch from gender equality in education to gender equality in sports explains the idea of Title IX because it shows how equality was able to change and progress, just through enforcing it. This switch helped more females become involved in their high school sports, which got them noticed for their talent, making them more successful. Allen Barra talks about the increase…

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    Quran Gender Equality

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    picture of a Burqa-clad woman which raised the question “does the Qur’an support gender equality?” Barlas raises many issues addressing her research subject about what the Quran says about patriarchy. I will be discussing Barlas arguments in depth and viewing whether the Quran truly treats males and females equally. In summary of Barlas article she states, if cultural modes represent differentiation then what better maker on cultural difference than the veil? It distinguishes inside from…

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    Gender Equality In Sport

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    Equality in Sports Coverage In the growing popularity of sports, there are many issues that have plagued America in regards to gender issues in sports. While this has been a long standing issue since the inception of sports. One of the main topics that is being brought to the forefront of this issues, is that of gender equality in sports. One of the main controversies in regards to the gender equality issues in sports, is the equality of media coverage in women’s sports at the colligate and…

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    Gender equality, also known as sex equality, is the perspective that men and women should be treated equally and there should be no discrimination on the basis of gender. Gender equality is achieved when men and women enjoy the same rights and opportunities across all sectors of society, including economic participation and decision-making, and when there is no sort of discrimination on the different behavioral characteristics, aspirations and needs of men and women. Even the United Nations…

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    Rhetorical Proposition: Women are now contributing to the continuation of gender equality. Venue: The New York Times Audience (venue): The New York Times has a wide ranging audience because of the broad scope of its coverage. The fact that this publication is both online and in print expands the audience even further. The audience would have a wide variety of racial backgrounds but would likely be upper or middle class individuals because accessing The New York Times requires monetary funds.…

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    Is it fair to be treated unequally, because of your gender? In today’s society, gender inequality happens everyday. This even happens at very young age. It starts in education. Gender inequality is unequal actions made on anyone based on their gender. If all men and women are treated equally, this will improve the value of women. Men will benefit by being informed of strengths, contributions, and capabilities of the opposite sex. Then this will possibly cause men to feel less pressure into…

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    Gender equality is everyone's issue, whether you are a man or a woman. Many things contribute to gender inequality, such as stereotypes or unequal pay between men and women. Now, in the 21st century, gender inequality has been a very soft subject but also a very important topic for years now, and in the future. Women want equal pay, equal feeling of importance in the government, and equality all around. Gender inequality is not just a women's issue, it's a worldwide issue with everyone. The…

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    Nations Goodwill Ambassador, Emma Watson and her HeForShe campaign that more light has been brought to shed light on the matter. Her work as a social activist and feminist has impacted a nation, and sparked a revolution; and if that isn’t a prime example of what becoming civically engaged than I am not sure what is. Gender inequality has been a constant variable in the work place, and while there have been advances women have continued to face a continued feature of segregation in the work…

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    Gender appears to be a concept that is either black or white – but in actuality is a very controversial area of analysis. For hundreds of years gender and gender equality have been a topic of interest. Today, the interest has grown and spread to various social media platforms with an emphasis on the feminist social movement. However, in order to understand gender inequality, one must first understand the theories behind the mobilization and creation of this social phenomenon. Charlotte Perkins…

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    Currently there is a discussion going on involving gender equality. American conservatives have been the problem in the past with being accepting of our evolving people. The word to word definition google has for gender equality is, “Gender equality, also known as sex equality, gender egalitarianism, sexual equality, or equality of the genders, is the view that everyone should receive equal treatment and not be discriminated against based on their gender.” With that definition, it simply means…

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