Introduction The Equal Pay Act was introduced on June 10th, 1963. Its main aim was to get rid of the already existing federal discrimination laws that governed the wage differences based on the gender of employees. The Act made it law that men and women who worked on the same level had to be paid […]
According to new research led by Michele Musto, a doctoral student at the University of Southern California found that new segments on women’s sports are shorter, including fewer interviews and less entertaining commentary. And coverage of women’s sports features matter-of-fact reactions which make female athletes seem less exciting (SWNS 2017). The study went on to […]
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Get startedFor many years women have fought for their beliefs. For example- a woman’s right to vote, work, and do the same jobs men do. They’ve done marches, speeches, and protests. Women like Eleanor Roosevelt and Esther Peterson. They made their voices heard. So why do we still have men and women discrimination? Why do we […]
Discrimination has been a big factor in the world historically, whether it be because of one’s race, religion, gender, or simply anything that makes a person different from what is accepted by society. Society emphasizes that we are all indeed “equal,” but we all know that’s certainly not the case because we are all different, […]
In Octavia’s Brood, the social justice issue depicted in the story Hollow supports the idea that the material body and its health, vitality, and natural and social environments not only create and discipline the citizen-subject but also provide the conditions necessary for its recognition and political agency within biopolitical modes of governance, broadly constructed…to dive […]
