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She Gotta Have It and Black Female Sexuality

Posted on April 20, 2018May 14, 2018 by thesociologicalmail

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Posted in Colonialism, Ethnicity, Feminism, Health, Hook-Up Culture, Media, Patriachy, Popular Culture, Sexuality, Social Theory, WomenTagged Bell Hooks, celibacy, feminist commentary, Hook-Up Culture, hooking up, male gaze, Nola, not having sex, patriachal response to female sexuality, polygamy, rejecting monogamy, sex, sex sells advertising, sexual intercourse, sexualisation of the black woman, sexualization of the black woman, She Gotta Have It, slavery, social change, Spike lee, the Jezebel1 Comment

4 Different types of Feminism

Posted on April 13, 2018January 7, 2019 by thesociologicalmail

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Posted in Academics, Capitalism, discourse, Feminism, inequality, Marxism, Patriachy, social change, Social Theory, WomenTagged capitalist epoch, capitalist-patriachal society, different types of feminism, different types of feminism approaches, different types of feminism definition, different types of feminism explained, different types of feminism sociology, different types of feminism today, different types of feminist theories, different types of feminist theory, dual-system feminism, examples of different types of feminism, Feminism, feminists, gender inequality, list of different types of feminism, marxist feminism, occupational segregation, political rights, radical feminism, the different types of feminism, types of feminism explained, types of feminism sparknotes, waves of feminism7 Comments

If ‘Beauty is in the Eye of the Beholder’ it must be Culturally Constructed

Posted on February 17, 2018February 26, 2018 by thesociologicalmail

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Posted in Beauty, culture, Feminism, Myths, Patriachy, WomenTagged Beauty, beauty standards, body hair, colleagues, culturally conditioned, culturally constructed, culture, feminiity, feminine ideal, Feminism, i fell over, ideologies of westernised society, one is not born a woman, partiachal system, patriachal society, patriachy, self-policing, shaving, Simone de beauvoir, skin bleaching, social constructs, womanhoodLeave a comment

Patricia Hill Collins VS White Feminism

Posted on December 15, 2017May 12, 2018 by thesociologicalmail

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Posted in Class, Colonialism, Ethnicity, Europe, Family, Feminism, History, immigration, inequality, institutions, Men, music, oppression, Patriachy, Power, Prisons, privilege, prostitution, Race, Racism, Sexism, slavery, Social Theory, Women, WorkTagged archetypes of black womanhood emerged, beyonce, black feminism, black feminist thought, black men, black voices silenced, black women, black women intellects, controlling images, detention centers, domesticity, elite white women, global feminism, ideological justifications for oppression, patricia hill collins and black feminist thought, patricia hill collins bell hooks, patricia hill collins black feminist epistemology, patricia hill collins black feminist thought, patricia hill collins contribution sociology, patricia hill collins feminist theory, patricia hill collins race class gender, patricia hill collins sociology, patricia hill collins theory, piety, prisons, sexualised, slavery3 Comments

Hazel V. Carby Versus White Feminism

Posted on December 8, 2017May 12, 2018 by thesociologicalmail

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Posted in Beauty, Children, Colonialism, culture, discourse, Ethnicity, Europe, Family, Feminism, globalism, History, Home, inequality, marriage, Men, Myths, Patriachy, Poverty, Single Parents, slavery, Social Theory, WomenTagged ansley, black feminism, black feminists, capitalist exploitation, ethnic women, europe, european domination, european society, hazel v carby, historical colonial ideologies, ideological muth, liberal reforms, life chances, marxist analysis of male partners, Myths, nuclear family, patriachy, patricia hill collins, progressive west, racial contract, racial oppression, racist ideology, romantic live, Social Theory, sociology, the family, the transatlantic slave trade, third world feminists, uma narayan, universalize their experience, walby, white feminists2 Comments

Culture of Pakistan and America

Posted on November 22, 2017February 27, 2019 by thesociologicalmail

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Posted in culture, dating, Ethnicity, Family, Media, parents, Patriachy, Race, relationship, relationships, WomenTagged a person's way of life, american culture, and pakistani culture, and western culture, bullying, child freedom, cultural environment, culture, displays of affection, eid ul fitr, extended families, family structure, fathers position, finance, islamic state, liberal, patriachal culture, ramadan, western culture, what is cultureLeave a comment

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