Why I Want A Wife

College sports is one of the best-known entertainments around the world. But for the athletes, they are students first then athletes second. For college student-athletes, there are a variety of scholarships and grants to help pay for college or college debt. However, some critics say that student-athletes should be paid a salary like pro athletes would, with help from scholarships or grants. The authors of, College Athletes are being Educated, not Exploited, Val Ackerman and Larry Scott, argue that student-athletes are already paid by free education and other necessities. With this article having a very strong analysis evidence such as the appeals to logos, pathos, and ethos. I agree that this article is very effective. Throughout this essay, I will analyze the article through its context of rhetorical analysis and evaluation of argument claims, and logos, pathos, and ethos.

According to the section within the module titled "What Were the Ideas of the 1960s/1970s Women 's Movement", Linda Napikoski explains that the "slogan encapsulated the important idea that what happened to individual women also mattered in a larger sense"(Napikoski). Meaning that what happens in an ordinary women 's lives affect those around them due to societies expectations to follow one another. "The Good wife 's guide" is summary of expectations in 1955 that women should strive towards using examples such as " Have dinner ready" or "Make the evening his" (Housekeeping Monthly) . These guide in retrospect had to been developed by societies and other women who believe this is truly what women 's roles are in life. Which brings into account

Franklin had Eleanor, Martin had Coretta, and currently Barack has Michelle. Throughout history, many famous men have enjoyed great success with their wives at their side. However, while the husbands are celebrated, the triumphs of their wives are gone unnoticed. The successes of women are often ignored due to the emphasis of male dominance and superiority in society. Wives especially are expected to be submissive and weaker than their male counterparts. Within marriage, wives are frequently assumed as homemakers while their husbands pursue the paycheck. As a result, husbands are viewed as more successful and powerful financially, politically, and socially. However, much of this success can actually be attributed to their wives, Without the

The reason for Mexican migration is economic opportunities, people trying to work hard and create a better life for their families. Employment creates empowerment, especially for women who would normally be financially dependent on their husbands. The United States has greater opportunities for employment especially for women. They are able to contribute financially to the family, which gives them more control over making decisions for the family. Migrant women are twice as likely to find jobs in the United States as they would have in Mexico. But just because they have jobs doesn’t mean they are a good fit, most Mexican migrant women are underemployed, which means they are overqualified for the job that they are doing. Mexican women immigrating are, on average, the youngest compared to all other immigrant groups and 75% of them hadn’t completed High School. (The Urban Institute) This underemployment is very similar to their male counterparts, whom are mostly either partially employed, unemployed, or underemployed. The lack of professional success makes it nearly impossible for a family to survive on one income alone: “in many immigrant families, women’s economic contribution is matter of putting food on the table”. Migrant families now need dual incomes to be able to survive “...thus, women’s work is not simply secondary but equal to that of men.” (Zhao, 90) Women now play an integral in supporting their family.

I 'm surprised that as much work that is put into the family inside and outside of the home, women still were not seen as good enough. " 'In fact sometimes as soon as I would get home, he would go out... to hang out with his friends and, I found out later, he had other women" ' (Collins 27). It actually broke my heart to read about this sentence. The woman, Gloria Vaz, was an African-American mother with four children, lived in Brooklyn and yeah from nine to five. On top of that work schedule her husband still expected to come home and do the chores that were expected of someone who did not work. It was very shocking to read that her husband would just leave; whereas most husbands would want to see their wives after working all day.

The rise of rock and roll, the cold war, the first credit card, color T.V., school desegregation, The first organ transplant, the space race, Frank Sinatra, and the Barbie doll, all emerged in the 50’s the decade. Yes, it was remarkable one. While not all the technological advances we have today existed, one thing was certainly superior; Marriage. The once sacred institution has experienced a devastating deterioration in the last six decades; marriage in the 1950’s is unparalleled to today’s a depreciated and artificial version of this union.

In an argument, our goal is to advance our views so that others will agree with us or so that we can bring change to a current view on an issue we feel strongly about. In order to do this, we rely on three rhetorical devices when writing: Pathos, Ethos, and Logos. Pathos is using emotional appeal to persuade the audience. An example of this is in ASPCA commercials; they persuade you to give money to the organization when they show sad dogs and cats. Ethos is an ethical appeal to the character of the speaker. A writer must be mindful of Ethos when writing or the audience may perceive them as cold or uncaring. Ethos is created by your choice of words, respect that you show to the opposite side, and your tone. Finally, Logos is the facts, statistics,

The Amish religion is governed by men. Only men are allowed to serve in positions of authority in the church. Women are even forbidden from holding ministry roles (Zavada). Therefore, men have control over the Amish religion and the Amish women. In the Amish religion, women are expected to marry, be caregivers, and maintain the household. In an Amish marriage, women are placed in a lower position compared to men. Men are the head of the household; therefore, they make most decisions about spiritual and societal matters. When it comes to the topic of children, the Amish women are expected to bear many children and be the primary caregivers. Amish women are also expected to maintain the household by cleaning

In the short documentary clip “My Life Translated” several of themes based on cultural identity formation were exposed, but there was one main theme that stood out to me. Considering this, the theme of Mexican traditional roles raised more consideration than the other themes. No matter if you are a female or male we all have the opportunity to succeed. As a matter of fact, Hispanic daughters have a tough road in order to attend college. In the Mexican culture, woman have very dwarf opportunities available to them. The woman’s occupation is to stay home, clean and cook around the house. While for men their role is to work, earn money and provide food on the table. In addition, the role for the daughters is to supervise the mother and father.

El Salvador is a beautiful country located in Central America. Because it is located in Central America, El Salvador has a tropical savanna climate with dry winters. Its neighboring countries are Honduras, Guatemala and the Pacific Ocean. El Salvador has many things that makes it the beautiful country that it is, but one thing that stands out the most is it’s beautiful landscape. From the green terrain to the mountains to the volcano located in the capital, San Salvador, this country is definitely a sight to behold.

There are also several political problems to be faced. Some of them being the Glass Ceiling, the division of domestic labor, and violence against women. The Glass Ceiling is an unofficial barrier to advancement in a certain profession of women and minority groups no matter their achievement or qualifications. This specifically affects women and minority groups in the work force. When thinking of successful business personnel, most think of a white man in a suit and tie, not a black or a middle eastern woman. This is an example of stereotypical thinking caused by the image the media has projected for years. This image has been copied into our brains and, without thinking twice, one specific image comes forward.

You wake up to an exceedingly infuriating sound, your alarm clock. Punctuality is very important, if you’re off by a second the rest of the day is altered. Each day is identical, you practice the same procedure; as a student, a daughter or son, and a member of society. But you only see in two colors, black and white. Thus, living in an inexperienced world of life that was not discovered; almost as if you are living in monochrome. It was not until morality was discovered, that people began to see the real picture; the true colors of life. Leading to the reasoning behind the change from a life of a black and white picture, to a more refined and understanding transition of color.

Women, in the rural context, are equally engaged in productive work, reproductive work and rest. They perform reproductive activities within the family boundaries and are unpaid and unaccounted for even by themselves. A major chunk of work is performed by them either with or without any support. All the household chores and child care activities are accounted for together. This makes it difficult to get an actual estimate of time spent on care of children only. Presence of multiple caregivers, in the household or neighbourhood, is advantageous to support mothers in a few households which enables the mother to carry out other productive activities simultaneously. This is more so in the tribal communities where the family stays within close proximity

A gender role is basically a set of social norms prescribing the types of behaviours which are generally considered satisfactory, proper or desirable for people based on their actual or perceived sex or sexuality. Gender roles usually concentrate on the creation of feminist and masculinity, although there are exceptions and changes in their roles and responsibility . The fact about these fact may vary well among cultures, while other characteristic may be common throughout in cultures. The term gender role was first coined by John Money in 1955, during the course of his study of intersex individuals, to describe the manners in which these individuals expressed their status as a male or female.

Marriage is a formal or religious ceremony that bonds together the decision of two people to live as a married couple. The relationship involves a man and a wife who have pledged themselves to each other as a husband and a wife. Marriage is legally recognized that is by either community or even church and there is also the marriage act recognized by the courts. Marriage differs from culture to culture but the well-known types of marriage are religious marriage and civil marriage, religious marriages are always recognized and licensed by the state, however; civil marriages are neither sanctioned by the law nor respected but the civil marriage is recognized by the government (Sheriff. & Robert,5).