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Can Gender Bias be Minimized within STEM

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Programming languages are interictally entwined with Computer Science. Getting the computer to do what a scientist wants would be still extremely difficult if there were not programming languages. Grace Hopper, a female Navy officer, created the first idea of a computer programming language and compiler which is what turns the computer programming language into something the computer can understand (Code: Debugging the Gender). If Grace Hopper had not been a part

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A Doll’s House: Inequality between Men and Women

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In the play A Doll’s House, Henrik Ibsen the author gives the characters conservative roles of men and women from the nineteenth century. The play has a strong plot that contains a series of conflicts that the protagonist of the play must undertake throughout her life, facing an internal struggle between what she believes is right and the way that she must act to please her husband. The protagonist faces difficult

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Women and Sports: The Gender Pay Gap in World Football

  •  • Category:  Sport  •  Words: 2638
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Female participation in the labour market was once seen as a huge success—the ability to rely on none-other than women themselves rather struck the stereotype of gender-reliance in the face as women emerged into the workforce. However, while the presence of female bodies in differentiating fields of work was seen as a huge win for women, the one downfall was the significant shortcomings of their paychecks that represented a disillusioned aspect

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What Is Freedom: ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’

  •  • Category:  Literature  •  Words: 916
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What is freedom? According to Webster’s Dictionary, freedom is the quality or state of being free. In fact, people define freedom in many different ways. Most of us can agree, however, that one of the most oppressed groups is women. Throughout history, women have been seen as a second-class citizens and objects. Many writers have taken up the cause of oppression of women in their work. In the novel The Handmaid’s

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Feeling Of Acceptance In ‘The House On Mango Street’

  •  • Category:  Literature  •  Words: 419
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Always feeling accepted is a feeling that s hard to have on a regular basis. Acceptance is something we all should want to give and to receive but is also something everyone struggles with whether you’re the one accepting or the one being accepted. In the book ‘ The House on Mango Street’, Esperanza struggles with her home life and her friendships. Esperanza’s name especially makes her feel divided from others.

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History Of Sexism

  •  • Category:  Society  •  Words: 470
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Sexism has always been a popular hurdle between the sexes. The idea that females are not equal to males has always existed. We see this in the bible with the story of Adam and Eve. From the book of exodus, Eve’s roll was to be considered as a temptress, a servant, and the sole reason Adam ate the apple. As a result the blame was placed on Eve as to why

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