Learning Goal: I’m working on a women’s studies multi-part question and need an

by | Jul 19, 2022 | Women's Studies

Learning Goal: I’m working on a women’s studies multi-part question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.
The United States underwent dramatic changes in the late nineteenth century, including the development of heavy industry, increased immigration, and urbanization. What were some of the ways these changes effected gender and race/ethnicity? And Reply back to Crystal. Do you agree with her? Why or why not?

Concise overview of black women in the suffrage movement and other reform activities in the late 19th and early 20th centuries
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A digital exhibit about women activists on the Lower East Side. There are other worthwhile digital exhibits as well as podcasts on the Museum’s website. Even better, visit the museum to more fully experience immigrant life in NYC in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
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Crystal: The development of heavy industry along with a great period of immigration had created new gender role changes for women and helped in the process of urbanization. Women at this time were bored of their household duties and wanted to take on jobs outside of the house and in cities where factories and sweatshops were plenty specifically in sewing and textile trades since these occupations were closest to what they have already been taught by their past generations. A lot of working woman were daughters of immigrants and they wanted to work to begin their lives before they would get married and then start to raise their own children. In African American households women were forced to help their husbands with income issues due to African American males having lower wages than those of white males. White women often got the higher paying jobs in the sewing factories, whereas, african american and some other immigrants would be forced into “agricultural work since they were barred by prejudice from higher paying industrial jobs (Ware 61). The harsh conditions in factories led a group of women known as Internation Ladies Garment Workers Union to go on strike and demand less working hours and safer conditions The boost in industrialized jobs helped form cities which then in return helped with urbanization. Women whose families could not afford to own homes settled in tenements within the city with cheaper rents but often at times dirty living conditions which led many to die from disease. Urban women were often more educated than those of women who settled on farms and in rural areas which led to a greater productivity from the “New Women”. I found it interesting that of all the great achievements that urban women helped develop the declining birthrate was that biggest change during this time period.

Learning Goal: I’m working on a women’s studies discussion question and need an

by | Jun 27, 2022 | Women's Studies

Learning Goal: I’m working on a women’s studies discussion question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.
FIRST, explain in your own words how Women’s Studies and Feminism are related. How do they differ?
THEN, discuss what you believe are the most important achievements of feminism, and which goals you think feminism should focus on today.
How has feminism changed the way we interact with one another?
How has feminism changed our understanding of gender roles?
What are the most positive changes to arise from feminist activism in our society?

Learning Goal: I’m working on a women’s studies writing question and need an exp

by | Jun 18, 2022 | Women's Studies

Learning Goal: I’m working on a women’s studies writing question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.
The goal is to write a research essay on Women Empowerment in the Health sector. the essay should focus on the development related problem and issues women face in the health sector. Explain the topic by using a case study of projects/pieces that have successfully used participatory approaches to development. use about 10 scholarly sources for this assignment. it should be 2000 words in length excluding the bibliography and the cover page. the rest of the details are in the pdf attached below.

Learning Goal: I’m working on a women’s studies writing question and need an exp

by | May 24, 2022 | Women's Studies

Learning Goal: I’m working on a women’s studies writing question and need an explanation and answer to help me learn.At the end of chapter 4, there are 3 discussion questions, please respond to them. Your responses should include analysis and connections to the chapter readings (and other relevant course material including lectures, videos, films, etc.). Be specific when incorporating readings – state the title and author of the reading. No Works Cited or Reference page is needed.Length: 1-2 pages double-spaced (minimum 1 page; maximum 2 pages). *SubmitReading Responses in Word format only.Avoid using first-person throughout your paper. You may provide your opinion when specifically asked or at the end of the paper. Please avoid “I think,” “I feel,” and “I believe.” While your opinion matters, it is not what is asked for these assignments. The main point of the assignment is for you to engage with readings/to demonstrate your understanding of ideas and concepts by providing textual evidence. You are required to reference the readings. State specifically which readings you are discussing. The textbook is an anthology of articles and essays. There are multiple authors and readings, so it is critical that you reference each one that you are engaging in your papers.The required readings;1) Poetry is Not a Luxury2) Age, Race, Class, and Sex…3) White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack4) We have to Stop Thinking about Racism as Someone who Says the N Word5) What is Post-Colonial Feminism?6) REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS AND JUSTICE (Attached)7)Privilege, Inequality, and Intersectionality lecture (Attached)Sample is attached