The Feminist Movement: The Dehumanization Of Women

Women are treated unfairly and discriminated against. Women are not appreciated for who they are and for the work they do. Women who perform the same job as men do not receive the same pay. In this world society women are treated less than men and are believe to be subservient to men. Women still face oppressive conditions and experience high levels of economic and psychological stress. Sometimes the feminist movement is misunderstood by many. The feminist movement is based on women receiving gender equality, equal economic, equal social and political rights, and equal opportunities for women. Women have come a long way and now have the right to vote and to own property, but they still have a long way to go. The contemporary feminists
They were evaluated base on their physical beauty, modesty, and their potential as marriage partners. Women are treated as sex object which makes them feel devalued and trivialized. Women who participate in prostitution, pornography, phone sex, lap dances, and any other degrading activity add to the problem of the dehumanization of women. Society by the way of media, television, music, videos, magazines, and advertisement contribute to the disease of anorexia and bulimia in young girls and women. Underweight models and digitally enhanced photos are associated with increased depression, body dissatisfaction, and dysfunctional eating habits in girls and women. There are many things that cause women stress such as (a) prioritizing the needs of other before self, (b) having to be nurturer and caregiver, (c) good mothers say home with their children attitude, and (d) being responsible for house chores. The woman is the person who will usually take on primary care for aging
Hispanic women have the largest gap of earnings to White men. Women are underrepresented in the fields of science, engineering, and managerial and executive level jobs. Women executives received less frequent and less effective mentoring than their male counterparts. Some of the things women have to go through on the job (a) prove it again, (b) the tightrope, (c) the maternal wall, (d) tug of war, and (e) sexual harassment. In prove it again; the woman has to prove over and over again that she can do the work of her male counterpart. The tightrope is a woman having to walk a fine line of being too feminine to be competent or too masculine to be likeable. The maternal wall is the belief that motherhood would reduce competence and commitment to work. The tug of war is women being biased against other