Essays on Gender Diversity

The subject of Women and Law Enforcement is specifically timely based on the perception that the United States has been through hard experiences, following the death of George Floyd. This incident shows that police brutalities have extended to new levels of public visibility. In this regard, not everyone assents to whether state violence against Black...

The disparity between men and women has always been humankind’s dilemma, men used to have priority over women from the dawn of history and were controlling all life fields, women were under their mercy. After many struggles, revolutions and rebellions, throughout decades, women were able to gain their self-realization; they gained their rights and have...

Historical Essay As a member of a minority ethnic group and the queer community, I have felt first-hand the sting of discrimination. I want to explore the root of stereotypes in Art as well as issues with gender, sexuality and the perception of the ideal body. Artists use stereotypes for varied purposes, sometimes ironically or...

The cosmetics and beauty business has in every case typically been seen as being ladylike, and a large portion of the companies and brands are normally focused around set sexual orientation generalizations. Nonetheless, these generalizations and conventional sexual orientation roles are becoming a thing of the past, at an expanding rate, making gender neutrality not...

This essay will discuss whether tort law adequately protects women’s interests in cases of revenge pornography and reproductive torts and whether feminist perspective can provide an advancement to the adequacy of torts law. Feminist legal critiques in the UK have constantly criticized the British tort law for failing to provide adequate and accessible full compensation...

Fitzgerald’s ‘The Great Gatsby’ and Albee’s ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?’ are both texts that present gender in similar ways but with varying effects. This is often through the use of characterisation, for example the contrast between traditional and unconventional gender roles. They also look at the theme of power and how that may lead...

“In 2016 alone, 254 Argentine women died from gender-based violence… that amounts to one woman killed every 34 hours” (Henao). What they are doing is femicide, femicide is when you target females specifically and hurt them. People in Argentina do this for there is nothing to stop them; no consequences. Technically it is allowed since...

A Radical Woman In South Africa, a system known as apartheid that discriminates against people based on race was part of the government which was controlled by whites. Nelson Mandela was one of the strongest forces to go up against the government to end apartheid. He symbolized all black South Africans who wanted to end...

Themes and Issues: Tricia Rose (2008) outlines the important impacts of ‘invisible white consumption’ in commercial hip hop in the 21st century, such as the consumption of harmful stereotypes that are perceived to be actual representations of black people. Rose argues that hip hop allows racial unity and its more about the culture, using music...

I will be arguing in this essay, that the female artists that I have looked at, subvert and challenge the stereotypes around body image using social media and humour. This allows feminists to shift the patriarchal discourse of social media, as an alternative communication space that provides a platform for resistance, this changes how we...