Changes in Conditions
Even the media and popular culture including illustrated through soap operas, have adopted a form of vulgar feminist message (Wolffe, 1983)
Patriarchy – Supported by Technology?
Last centuries were marked by countless theories about the transition from matriarchy to patriarchy and how this change affected the society. Most often, scientists have sought to find an explanation of this development, which is valid for any company.
Therefore, in trying to develop a hypothesis of social evolution, historians have turned to theories of biological evolution, in their time have been rattled.
Why Do Women Wear Make-up?
May 28, 2011 by Scarlet Rose
Published in Makeup
An exploration into the history of make-up and what it really means to our society today. Is the popularity of wearing make-up boosting women’s confidence or holding them in a submissive position?
The Missing Pieces: An Assessment of Existing Gender-related Laws in The Philippines
December 31, 2010 by Leann Zarah
Published in Women
In spite of the increasing number of gender-related public policies in the Philippines, some laws need to be amended, if not repealed. Here is a set of legal recommendations that many women’s groups and feminist organizations hope that the Philippine Congress will pursue and that the Philippine President will support.
Women Study
October 15, 2010 by SheromeAgustin
Published in Women
How women today develop individuality?
Feminism: Diverse Women
August 7, 2009 by Rita Mardakhanian
Published in Women
Denial of the diversity of women is the interlocking system of oppression. By breaking out of the mold of the “perfect women,” society can break away from the patriarchal control and dominance.
Why I Refuse to be Addressed as “MRS”
June 11, 2007 by Eyes Wide Open
Published in Issues
Mrs., Ms., Miss. Why do women have so many choices in how they are addressed? Why are men always referred to as “Mr.” regardless? This is because women are defined by their relationships to men: Lacking autonomy, rooted in a history of patriarchy and tradition.
