Race and Gender Essay Examples and Topics

Gender equality is a conversation that has been tabled since the late 18th century with the rise of the feminist movement which was on focused on political power (Dorey-Stein, 2016). It has become a more prominent conversation after its inclusion in the sustainable development goals…

Being classified according to human-designed categories (Ferrante, 2013) I am a White female, 19 years of age, a student who grew up in a middle-class home. “It is clear that social class hierarchy makes assumptions about the relative importance of the ownership of wealth.” (Bilton,…

Many organizations, including tech giants like Google, YouTube, Facebook, Microsoft, have been paying much attention to diversity that can reinforce organizational flexibility to receive a competitive advantage, whereas minimizing threats. Nevertheless, the development of a diverse workforce in numerous organizations still struggles with gender, social…

 According to the definition offered by Weng (2017), a social construct is an artificial distinction created by people to create a form of division that allows one group to show dominance over another group. The social construct of race in the United States originated from…

No matter where you look in the news, there is talk about racial lines. With the rise of the Black Lives Matter movement in the last few years as well as discussion about wage gaps and physical barriers between countries and races, it is obviously…

What does it mean to argue that race is a social construction, rather than a biological reality? What is the political significance of rejecting a biological view of race? In the documentary film, “Race—The Power of an Illusion: The House We Live In,” the historian…

For my essay I will be discussing the intersectionality that have a combination of the Intersection Theory aka RACE + CLASS + GENDER, all of the following passages include two or more of the theory. I will be discussing Poverty and Welfare, Sunday Football, Race…

I prefer to talk about institutions such as Academic with their forced ideology of anti-white, anti-male, communist considerations (hidden in jargon and changing of definitions), leftist stacked peer review papers and forced propaganda of not accepting ideals not agreeing to their stance as well as…

Representation in Grey’s Anatomy Have you ever watched a T.V. show and felt attached to a certain character because they were similar to you? That’s what is happening in today’s popular American television shows. Many Americans are finding an increase of characters that identify in…

“The only reason you say that race was not an issue is because you wish it was not. We all wish it was not. But it’s a lie. I came from a country where race was not an issue; I did not think of myself…

The backdrop to the changing ways that feminists talked about leadership was the discursive shift taking place in western democracies with the rise of neoliberalism and increased focus on the individual rather than the collective. The discourse on apartheid revolved around the struggle of the…

Gender and sexuality have been the conversation of academics in the united states since the 1980’s. The conversation developed with the queer movement, but also predated it. Today, some of the new areas of study that reflect this conversation are lesbian and gay studies, gender…

Academics and strategists have modeled arms races extensively. At the fundamental level, researchers concur that an arms race is an extraordinary deadly rivalry between at least two opponent states, which can manifest itself either qualitatively (technological advancements) or quantitatively (numerical superiority), and which may possibly…

Yali had asked why white people have developed a substantial amount of cargo and had brought it to New Guinea but the blacks had very little cargo of their own. Two commonly espoused answers to Yali’s question are race and geography. Diamond writes how Europeans…