The Influence Of Interpersonal Communication

Rape on the Night Shift is a documentary about the sexual assaults that some of the janitors suffer while working at night. This documentary reveals the injustice that these workers have to go through because most of them are undocumented and they don’t know their rights. The experiences of woman in this documentary is correlated with the feminist theory, the idea of seeing women unequal to men and the idea of the men having the power to control women. Indeed, the documentary let us see the gender inequality, exploitation, and the de-valuing of woman’s work. We see the feminist theory in the documentary when the managers or supervisors sexually abuse of their workers.

Prostitution is a problem around the word not just in the US. Some people work as prostitutes because they need to they can’t find job or they feel like they aren’t useful so they find an easy job. However, a large majority of people that are prostitutes are forced to prostitute themselves it’s not really a choice, they are told by the people that they have to else there family could be killed or they might be killed. In the book “The Good Earth” Locust was sold just so that way men could take advantage of her she was only seen as a sex symbol by the people that would go into the tea houseJust like men see women in prostitution.

Stanley told Blanche that “We’ve had this date with each other from the beginning.” (X. 1875. ) If a person were to really dive into this quote, they would realize that Williams was trying to say that this was the final moment for the Old South and Stanley, who is the New South, was delivering the final blow. Williams did a wonderful job creating the way The South died out because it was not a happy ending to a time period, and when Blanche lost her sanity, it did not bode well with the

Chisolm states “Discrimination against women, solely on the basis of their sex, is so widespread that is seems to many persons normal, natural and right.” The use of this hasty generalization is to bring attention to a social problem that is going unresolved due to the prevalent behavior in a patriarchal society. During the time this speech was given many employers refused to hire women, because of their core belief that women were physically and mentally inferior than men. This sexist ideolodgy disenfranchised women from many career opportunities and receiving equal or fair pay as their male counterparts. Shirley Chisolm used this fallacy to mock the observed notion that women were naturally incompetent due to their sexual

The Victorian Era is known for a pious, sexless society where women were considered inferior. While strides have been taken, there is still an inherent bias against sexually liberated women. This shame is still relevant to society today because of its abuse by those in power. Day by day, political scandals involving sexual assault and rape are being revealed on the news. This is only indicative of the willingness of the elite to abuse those working under them- especially young naive women.

The wealthy people tend to be unwilling to live in poor neighborhoods. All of the rundown homes on Mango Street are occupied by poor people. This quote may also be interpreted in a way reflecting racism throughout the text. In many different vignettes people are treated poorly because of their race. Racism and this text effects Esperanza and everyone around her in a very negative way.

Sexual actions and sexual abusers were present at the slave house for the time. The more expensive slaves in women were typically "fancy" and those women were sexualized from their owners and even in the showrooms. Sellers would dress a women slave with very little amount of clothes to attract the eyes of the buyers in buying that "product". Of course, the sellers would raise the price for those because most of the buyers would buy the "fancy" ones for sex and

“Hang arounds” are women who basically do just that they hang around these clubs and want to be a part of the world, however they can. “Ole ladies” are girlfriends and wives of patched members. There are also property girls, women who are protected by the club from others, but just as worthless, in the eyes of members, as a hang around. The lower tier are subjected to rape, drugs, beatings, forced prostitution, any abuse a member sees fit (Bosmia). The upper tier are subjected to all of the same except there usually has to be a violation of some sort to cause a punishment.

This shouldn’t have been the case; women can do just as good of a job as men working jobs like farming. African-American women were also discriminated against; they would take jobs as maids and servants. It is horrifying that women would be treated like they could do nothing; it must have been very frustrating. Although many women did not question that way of life, there were some who hated it. In the article “Women and the Great depression” in the Gilmer Lehrman Institute of American History, Susan Ware wrote, “Women who sought relief or paid employment risked public scorn or worse for supposedly taking jobs and money away from more deserving men.”

They can have as much sex as they want and no one cares, but everyone cares if a woman does. This is because we live in a male-dominated society where “doing gender” helps keep men in

Both the article Oppression by Marilyn Frye and the article Feminism is for everybody that includes men by Katherine Fritz both talk about the way women are demoralized by society on what society assumes about the person not what they know about the individual. That just because a woman dresses sexy does not mean she is sexually easy or deserves to be called derogatory names or harassed or worse raped. There should also not be one set of rules for men and another set for women. If a man has multiple sexual partners, he is labeled a stud and if a woman has the same number of sexual partners, she is labeled a whore or slut. Society attaches labels to us since birth, which is where female oppression starts.

The story that got my attention was Boys on the Side. It 's really sad that this young generation has this sexual liberation, that make them look like prostitutes. I was surprise how the Argentina girl in the story describe the American girls from the hook up culture their sexual freedom. " Here in America the girls they give up their mouth, their ass, their ass, their tits. The girls from the hook up culture don 't have any self respect for their body.

Evidently, the Millers sexual actions emphasize their social insecurity. Bill practically compensates for not having what the Stones have by having sex

“Men often have difficulty accepting themselves as victims because the idea of their being sexually assaulted by women goes against the standard cultural assumptions about masculinity, such as aggression, strength and power.” You’ll hear often about male rape victims being told that it’s ok, that it wasn’t rape; they 're constantly being mocked being told that “they definitely enjoyed it” and that it’s pathetic that a women could take advantage of them, but it’s true that “most men who are sexually assaulted are sexually assaulted by other men”. So what do we say to that? What do and what can we do about

Movies bring people together across the globe. The directors who cast people in the shows were also extremely racist. Whether or not you could be a hero was based on your skin tone and people of color were rarely cast. We still have this issue today. Racism is an ongoing problem in most aspects of life, even acting.