Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Women and Society: Emerging from Sexual Politics. It needs to be at least 1000 words.Download file to see previous pages... Since the dawn of civil

Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Women and Society: Emerging from Sexual Politics. It needs to be at least 1000 words.

Since the dawn of civilization, women have been battling against societal norms and beliefs to prove and to claim a rightful place in the society with equal recognition with men. The ignition between the battles of the sexes has been raised since then. Women and feminists of great will power and courage to change the biased sexual politics, deviated against the real power of women in the society, emerged from all corners of the world making the whole world realize of what women can truly do and contribute. Women nowadays are far from the stereotype women of the past, the ones who are behind the protective shadows of men and are bound to domestic and household chores and are stripped of the chance for education. The turning point has come of age and women finally were able to free themselves from the shadows of men and started marking their own mark in the society. One cannot deny the obvious examples of women’s propagation in the society today. Nowadays women have gained a lot of ground in many fields such as education, research, politics, labor force, and&nbsp.even more power within the households. Many women have championed in the fields of education, science and research. Most educators today are women despite the fact that education was not given for women in the past. Many women nowadays are in societal and political positions despite the fact that their voices were shut during the early years. ...

Discrimination against women, sexual abuse, rape, power trip, sexual harassment, and physical and emotional battery against women still occurs. This is the very reason why feminists still struggle to push and implement rightful and better laws today. Such laws will protect equal rights of men and women that will eradicate the power struggle over who is the more dominant sex. Sylvia Plath and Adrienne Rich are just two of the millions of women that move for true feminine freedom from societal exploitations expressed through art and writing. Their literary works expressed an opinion of how women are viewed in the modern society. Sylvia Plath’s poem, Lady Lazarus, shows how today’s women are vulnerable to events and that are often taken for granted by the society. Plath describes a woman as a walking miracle after managing a tragic experience depicted in the poem as death. This only shows how women of today have managed to be strong amidst unfavorable events. Plath also somehow described a strong figure of a survivor in every woman after a terrible situation characterized by strong will to stand up again that continues to fight as if threatening the enemy with a sweet revenge (Plath as cited in Scholes et al. 2010). Women in Plath’s poetic description undergo in to transformation from every piece of suffering they feel from every experience. Death therefore does not only pertain to death per se in the physical aspect but rather entails the many angles of women’s struggle and existence today —physical, emotional, intellectual and even sexual sufferings from people within the society. Women have grown stronger and stronger from the abuses and exploits made against her. There is a charge for everything as Plath wrote.