By

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Emily Cabral

Feminist!

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Table Of Contact:
Introduction
Celebrity involvement
How to get inspired
Compare and Contrast
Problem and Solution
Conclusion

Introduction:
Do you know what feminism is? Its when you support women. I does not mean
that you hate men. It means that all men and women should be equal
regardless of gender. Feminism is a topic that needs to be taken more
seriously, many people just dont care about this topic. Many women who
experience getting bullied or teased for being a girl and they may never be the
same again and even if they go to support groups or therapist they will never
get rid of the pain and they think that they are worthless. This is why people
should look more towards the topic of feminism understand it better, because
many people get hurt from it and sometimes never heal. With the help you and
many others we can get the topic across to other peoples minds and help
those who have been hurt, so help me and help by Emma Watson, Emily Reigns,
Beyonce, Chloe Moretz. All there opinions on this topic is important. Help those
who are suffering from depression caused by being bullied because of being a
feminist. The word that most women don't like to hear is you _____ like a
girl's. Many people think if you are a feminism that you don't like men. Don't
be a
stereotypical
.

Chapter 1 :
Many celebrities started to get
involved in Emily and many other girls
amazing actions. One particular is
Beyonce. Beyonce made a song to
represent why she is a feminist. The
song
was
called
flawless,to
represent the angry cries of sexism.
The lyrics say We teach girls to shrink
themselves,
to
make
themselves
smaller. We say to girls"You can have
ambition but not too much you should
aim to be successful, but not too
successful otherwise you will threaten
the man"because I am female. I am
expected to aspire to marriage. I am
expected to make my life choices.
Always keeping in mind that marriage
is the most important. Now marriage can be a source of joy and love and
mutual support, but why do we teach girls to aspire to marriage.And we don't

teach boys the same? We raise girls to each other as competitors. Not for jobs
or for
accomplishments which I think can be a good thing, but for the
attention of men. We teach girls that they cannot be sexual beings In the way
that boys are. Feminist: the person who believes in the social political, and
economic equality of the sexes. Beyonce is also has a stage that says
feminism. She says I've always considered myself a feminist, although I was
always afraid of that word because people put so much on it," Beyonce says.
"When honestly, it's very simple. It's just a person that believes in equality for
men and women. Men and women balance each other out, and we have to get
to a point where we are comfortable with appreciating each other."Why does
society think that woman should act and be perfect? I have asked that to
myself a lot lately. Beyonce is one of the celebrity that have impacted
feminist.

Chapter 2 :

Emily Raleigh wrote a guide to help her

younger sister succeed in high school.
But instead of stopping there, Emily
decided she wanted to go. That's how
Smart Girls Group was born. Smart
Girls is a group that celebrates girls'
smarts in whatever they. This maybe
encourages girls to be confident in
their own skin. Just two years later,
Smart
Girls
Group
is
a
online
community of hundreds of girls all
over the world. They have a monthly
magazine, a blog, online classes, a book club, and finally, an annual conference
that brings the community together once a year inspiring and brave girls.
Featured girls on politics,
entrepreneurship
, science, social movements and
more. It was the magazine Through two days packed with panels, interviews,
speakers, networking opportunities, and presentations, the conference
inspired and motivated to by bringing in some of the most influential
changemakers in the world conference of this scale was organized by young
women my own age. Emily and her staff, the speakers, and the all the Smart
Girls. Smart Girls has positively impacted their lives. Everyone passionate
about something unique and supported other girls with enthusiasm and
sincerity. Emily now helps hundreds of people even though it was just for her
little sister to succeed high school.

Chapter 3:

"As a feminist you kind of look at a lot of

these roles in movies,"Chloe said , "A lot of
young female characters that I turn down
are a typical female plot device or a
sexualized
. Chloe Moretz stars as a teenage
prostitute in Antoine Fuqua's new film."It felt
so real, and not like I was just some plot
device,"Chloe said She never wanted to play
into the stereotypes; I've always wanted to
go against them in life in general," Moretz
said. "My mom, I have to give her a lot of
credit, because she raised me in that setting
in real life When I was little I went to Brazil
and I found out that I had A LOT of boy
cousins when we played superman and I would be the girl all wrapped up
that they would save. We would also play wrestling and I would be the ref.
Then when we played something I wanted to play I would need to be stay at
home mom or the baby. And I would be very angry.The difference is that Chloe
and I is that Chloe and her family were taught that boys and girls should be
equal and my family need to know that we need girls as much as we need boys
to sustain a family in a proper way.

Chapter 4:

The problem was that Emma Watson noticed that

women are being treated differently rather than
how men are being treated. She thought about
this more and more and witnessed it happening
to tons of women or girls and decided to take
action. Emma Watson decided to try and solve a
solution, she started a HeForShe campaign and
with it has inspired many and has got them to
start thinking more about feminism, I guess you
could say her solution is starting to go into place
and is making people really think about feminism.
Emma is still talking about feminism and doing
more and more interviews
towards feminism and
is still talking about how important the subject is to her.

Conclusion:

In conclusion feminism is a topic that need to be taken more

seriously. Beyonce made a song and decorating her stage. Emily
started Smart Girls is a group that celebrates girls' smarts in and
encourages girls to be confident in their own skin. Chloe was on an
interview to talk about the jobs she gets and how she looks at the
plot and how she was tread the same when she was younger.
Emma made HeForShe campaign, she also was on many magazines
and interviews talking about it. Something I like about all these
woman is that they didn't keep it to themselves of how they felt
they told that they didnt like how they were being treated they
took stand to it.

Vocabulary

Stereotypical -
A simplified and standardized conception or image
invested with special meaning and held in common by members of a
group
Accomplishments
-
Something that has been achieved successfully
Entrepreneurship
- The development of a business from the ground up.
Sexualized
- Make gender: attribute sex or a sexualixed role.

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