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    women empowerment

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    1. Blog Writing Firstly‚ women can start a personal blog. It should cover a topic which is directly related to their skills set. Once they acquire a decent number of readers and followers‚ they could begin to offer them their services related to their skills and charge a fee for it. Another option in blogging as one of the top 10 home based businesses involves writing for another individual or company and earning a service fee in return. 2. Providing Professional Advice Women can offer paid

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    Empowerment In Religion

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    Religion has always been a quigmire of sexist views and practices for women‚ and while this still occurs many women find solace and empowerment in religion. This empowerment is even true within orthodox religions where to a securlarists eye it may seem restricting and non feminist. There are many reasons some women may find an orthodox religion appealing feeling more in control of their sexuality‚ or to deepen their spirituality as mentioned by Renzetti‚ Curran and Maier (2012.‚ p. 344). Also‚ another

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    Empowerment of Women in Fairy Tales Throughout the centuries‚ the format of fairy tales has changed drastically. Ancient fairy tales started out aimed towards an adult audience‚ talking about sex and violence and taking a mainly patriarchal view. Twentieth century writers have not only changed the style and format of more modern fairy tales‚ but they have also retold the traditional fairy tales‚ aiming them more at children and diminishing the patriarchal views. This essay will compare ancient

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    Dennis O’Driscoll’s poem‚ “Tomorrow” takes its reader through stages of optimism‚ jealousy‚ and pessimism within its three parts. While each part of the poem is different and has its own theme‚ it can be found that they tie together in the end. In the poem “Tomorrow”‚ we are taken through the stages of optimism for a better life‚ jealousy for those who already seem to have it‚ then pessimism for believing the future will bring anything new. Part one of O’Driscoll’s “Tomorrow”‚ labelled “I”‚ brings

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    Education and Empowerment

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    The myth of “education and empowerment” has affected public schools tremendously in a sense that everyone is being divided‚ mostly by class‚ which lowers the confidence of our students today. Yes‚ there are teachers who cater to students‚ stay after class‚ and provide them with one on one tutoring and even take time from their lunch to offer extra assistance in any subject. However‚ there are other public schools in which teachers do not take the initiative to listen and understand when their student

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    At the end of 1970 until 1997‚ Dennis Rader‚ otherwise known as the BTK killer terrorized the Wichita Kansas area. Rader was convicted of killing 10 people over a 27 year period. The Otero family was the first victim of Rader’s reign of terror (Chu‚ Sieger‚ & Thigpen‚ 2005). In 1974‚ Rader strangled Joseph‚ Joseph Jr‚ Josephine‚ and Julie Otero. Left at the crime scene was Semen from the suspect masturbating over the lifeless body of 11 year old Josephine Otero (Chu et al.‚ 2005). At the time‚ DNA

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    Women Empowerment

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    Abstract Over the course of the 20th century‚ fashion trends have evolved more rapidly than ever before in reflection and connection to the empowerment of women. "Across the decades” was the main approach for this focus group. Asking a compilation of questions to six participants; women possibly even men in distinct decades of life: people in 90’s‚ 80’s‚ 70’s‚ 60’s‚ 50’s‚ 40’s‚ and 30’s.  Questions were made to be answered specifically from their experiences and knowledge over the years; what they

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    position despite the fact that they constitute about half the world’s population today. This situation has caused immense loss to their self-respect and dignity. But now the perspective of the society has changed and a general thinking to work for the empowerment of women is being developed so that they colud also contribute in the enhancement and welfare to the society. The freedom of women is not without challenges. Breaking the age old barriers and storming into a predominantly male bastion are something

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    Essay 1: How should women empower themselves amidst social and political constraints.​ Since long‚ women in India have been denied their basic human rights and assigned a role secondary to men in all spheres of life. While in West‚in the last century or so ‚ the conditions and mindset have changed to a great extent ‚but in India ‚still the conditions have not improved much. The reasons being that this present mindset is deeply entrenched in our culture and forms our core beliefs and that many

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    ‘Marrysong’ by Dennis Scott Born in Kingston‚ Jamaica‚ Dennis Scott was a Jamaican poet‚ playwright and actor. One of his most notable works of poetry is ‘Marrysong’. Scott was one of the most prestigious poets after the independence period of Jamaica‚ with his poem ‘Uncle Time’ for which he received the notable title of being one of the most influential poets of modern Jamaican literature. Referring to his wife as ‘territory’ – Scott indicates that he must discover this territory‚ with this

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