Notre Dame is one of the world’s great treasures, and we’re thinking of the people of France in your time of grief. It’s in our nature to mourn when we see history lost – but it’s also in our nature to rebuild for tomorrow, as strong as we can.
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A super interesting article by Helen Dudar about the lawsuit that 46 female employees filed against Newsweek for gender discrimination in 1970, as well as deep discussion about the various ways women are discriminated against in the workplace and society
Below is an article from Time Magazine describing aspects and perspectives of influential figures in the #MeToo movement. Inside, there is video insight from Tarana Burke, who created the hashtag and movement itself.
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The depiction of male and female movie characters is a reflection of society's stereotypes and expectations regarding gender. The portrayal of characters in children's movies can have a strong impact on how kids believe each gender should behave in society. #CCifeminism
Madison Petrella, an Anthropology major, presenting her research on "Gender Non-Conformity in Disney's Animated Villains" for Elon's annual SURF Day Celebration. #CCifeminism#SURF2018
People are taught and raised to behave ways that conform to society's socially constructed gender ideals. Gender is a core component of the way people identify themselves and others, and gender differences are perpetuated by social processes. #CCifeminism
With our Activism/Research Projects on the brain, I found this powerful photo campaign that connects to some of our conversations in class about gendered power differentials, importance of inclusive language, and the sexualization of women's bodies. #CCiFeminism
This song reminded me a lot of our Hip Hop Feminism module. Rapper J. Cole is speaking about the newly popular rappers and the content of their music. Much of the new rap music is about drugs, money, and is very disrespectful towards women. #CCiFeminism https://t.co/uIcO0XQX77