Women’s Studies

Read the following articles and submit the answers to the questions. Write at least 3-5 sentences per answer. Emma Goldman “The Tragedy of Women’s Emancipation” 1.Who is Emma Goldman – when did she live, and how was she active? (You will need to do some research for this question)2.What is the difference between internal and external emancipation?3.What criticism does she offer of the feminist movement?4.What does she say about work and economic equality?Anna Julia Cooper, “A Voice from the South”…

The Haney Lopez and Chomsky readings touch on racial restrictions in the laws of citizenship in the United States, while Golash-Boza’s Deported: Immigrant Policing, Disposable Labor, and Global Capitalism looks at the process of migration in a global context. What types of social forces would force families to uproot their lives and move to another country? In what ways is migration intimately connected to race and poverty, in the United States and around the world? Finally, what types of immigration…

The Haney Lopez and Chomsky readings touch on racial restrictions in the laws of citizenship in the United States, while Golash-Boza’s Deported: Immigrant Policing, Disposable Labor, and Global Capitalism looks at the process of migration in a global context. What types of social forces would force families to uproot their lives and move to another country? In what ways is migration intimately connected to race and poverty, in the United States and around the world? Finally, what types of immigration…

Part 1Of the following set of factors or events, which three do you think brought about the most dramatic changes for women since the eighteenth century: the Revolutionary War; the falling birthrate; increasing access to wage labor; new gender ideologies; education and literacy; emancipation; or political activism? You may also suggest a factor not on this list. Explain exactly how the factors you have chosen affected women and why they are the three most important factors. Cite examples from documents…

I'm working on a women's studies writing question and need a sample draft to help me study.Part 1Race and ethnicity, class, and region have shaped women’s lives over the course of UShistory. Choose three of the following events, developments, or ideas and explain how these social hierarchies have shaped women’s experiences of these events: antebellum reform; work (paid and unpaid); education; reproduction and motherhood; and late- nineteenth century activism. Think about change over time across the nineteenth century. On the…

write minimum 1800 wordsGlobal Gender Issues: Final Essay AssignmentI WILL UPLOAD POWERPOINTS AND NOTES from the courseThe third unit of Global Gender Issueslooks at transnational reproduction in two countries. The first book you will read for this unit, Wombs in Labor, studies transnational commercial surrogacy and the women who serve as surrogate mothers in India. The second, Pregnant on Arrival, examines the debates and legislation surrounding the transnational immigration of pregnant Nigerian women into Ireland. The essay assignment is intended…

Part 1Of the following set of factors or events, which three do you think brought about the most dramatic changes for women since the eighteenth century: the Revolutionary War; the falling birthrate; increasing access to wage labor; new gender ideologies; education and literacy; emancipation; or political activism? You may also suggest a factor not on this list. Explain exactly how the factors you have chosen affected women and why they are the three most important factors. Cite examples from documents…

Prepare a presentation (in Powerpoint or Prezi format) as if you were teaching it to the rest of class. The presentation should be at least 8 slides.Please do not submit Google Docs.If presentation is created on Google Docs, they must be saved as a PDF and submitted as a PDF. Move BEYOND summary to critical analysis. What does this mean?The Group Presentation will be evaluated based on the WRITTEN CONTENT you provide on the Powerpoint or Prezi. Therefore, please be…

Autoethnography is a form of narrative writing that views the author’s own experience as a topic of investigation in its own right. (For more on Autoethnography, see Autoethnography: An Overview (Links to an external site.).) Key to this experience and hence the paper is clarifying how culture (e.g., the sexual division of labor, gendered use of communication styles & tools, gendered attributes of leadership, equation between productivity and hours worked, etc.) shapes norms & events. This paper will exploreyour current…