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Men are treated more harshly than women for the same crime.

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Stop beating your wives/girlfriends. Although, I like to think that any decent human being would say that about domestic violence.

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Q: What do radical feminists argue about gendered violence?
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How do moderate and radical feminists differ?

Moderate feminists seek equality with men (wages, status, etc.), freedom to make their own choices, and an end to sexism. Radical feminists desire more than equality (higher status, more power), but they can't all agree on what. Some would argue that the society they wish for would be as oppressive to men as the patriarchy was to women. Usually this results from a deep-seated resentment due to a history of abuse by men.


What is meant by cultural feminism?

While some feminists believe that all differences between men and women are socially constructed, cultural feminists believe that men are women are essentially different and seek to celebrate female difference. Cultural feminists are usually also radical feminists who believe that women are not only essentially different, but in certain ways more evolved than men. For example, cultural feminism tends to celebrate women's love, nurturing abilities, nonviolence, and emotional intelligence and view these traits as female qualities. Non-cultural feminists, on the other hand, believe that cultural feminists are buying into gender stereotypes and argue that there are no such real differences between men and women.


What is reproductive labor?

Reproductive labor refers to labor that pertains to the day-to-day (e.g., child rearing, housework, cleaning, cooking, etc.). Thus reproductive labor has been labeled within a feminine-gendered sphere and, as a result, reproductive labor has been rendered invisible in the sense that it is an underpaid profession that is often times not paid at all. Despite the fact that the housewife is contributing to the family, her work is not paid and is therefore invisible. Radical feminists have tried to argue that all reproductive labor should be paid. Globalization has shifted the burden of reproductive labor from the working middle class mother onto the immigrant nanny.


What might a person do to get kicked out of a baseball game?

Argue with the umpire, violence, etc.


Is television violence a social problem?

Television violence can be a social problem as it can contribute to increased aggression, desensitization to violence, and negative behavioral outcomes, especially in children and adolescents. It is essential for media producers to consider the impact of violent content on viewers and for parents to monitor and regulate their children's exposure to such material.


What is the difference between Marxism and Feminism?

Radical feminism is when feminists tend to look at the family in a more critical and negative way. They argue that men benefit more from family life than women. They have conducted much research into housework and childcare, and argue that men do very little compared to women. They often see marriage as a type of a prison for a woman, and claim that men may use violence against women if they do not get their own way. Radical feminism supports family diversity, especially single-parent and gay famillies and dissagree with functionalists and the New Right that the nuclear family is always the best family type. When on the other hand there is Marxist feminism which is quite different from Radical. Marxist feminists also look at the family in a negative way but they argue that the main cause of women's oppression is not patriarchy but capitalism - the economic system that exists in most countries in the world. Under capitalism those who own the factories, businesses and offices - the capitalists or upper class - exploit those who have to work for them - the proletariat or working class.


What do sociologists argue as being the factor most related to violence against women?

The sexist structure of the society


What are the two sides in the Atomic Bomb debate over Hiroshima and Nagasaki?

Some argue that the bombing was an act of violence and unneeded, while others argue it was the only way to end the war and prevent future fatality.


Was there any argumentents against albert einsteins work?

Well, yes, there are always those who argue against anything that will produce violence, no matter how essential and necessary the purpose.


Why is Divergent on the banned or challenged book list?

"Divergent" has been challenged or banned in some schools and libraries due to its violence, strong language, and themes of rebellion against authority. Some critics argue that the book's content may be inappropriate for younger audiences.


Why is Liberal feminism a branch of feminism that is often criticized?

Some people believe that feminists are man-haters who want to destroy the fabric of society. Others argue that feminism has achieved very little and that women are still viewed as second-class citizens, and that unofficial inequalities (e.g. the 'glass ceiling') still exist unchallenged.


Why didnt he argue with me but argue with my friend?

Argue about what. Be more specific.