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This comic image from http://sendtherightmessage.ca/privilege-101 shows us in a very simple format how privilege defined. At the bottom, it says "what's the matter? It's the same distance!" Yes it is the same distance for both people but as you can see, the white male on the left doesn't have to go through as much obstacles to get to the "finish line", while the female on the right who is also a person of color has to go through a lot of hardships and obstacles to get to the end. We must be mindful of other's challenges in life and help one another.

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Intersectionality is showed in this image because it means that we need to look at other aspects when trying to break down the "-isms", because even though a devout Catholic woman is part of the majority in her area(like in one of the characters below), she might still feel oppressed due to the fact that she's a single mom. Another example would be a person who's part of the upper-middle class society which would be perceived as part of the privileged group but what if that person is African-American? This shows the theory of Intersectionality.

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Women Empowerment 2018: Celebrating latest feminist achievements on Women's Day | Visual.ly

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The infographic demonstrates the most important events of 2017 in terms of gender equality and women's rights. We celebrate International Women's Day

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Youtube video of 11 Times Stars Shut Down Sexist Comments

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Youtube video of 11 Times Stars Shut Down Sexist Comments

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This video is just an example of how Hollywood actresses are facing sexism in the industry. Though they are A-listers, they are not safe from sexist comments but many have been standing up against how the media portrays them (for example: reporters asking them only about their dress and bodies, while asking meaningful questions, such as work ethic/future film plans to their male co-stars)

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11 Times Stars Shut Down Sexist Comments

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This was one of the music videos I have heard as a teenager that promotes self-identity and diversity. Lady Gaga was being an activist and she was promoting diversity using her voice as a celebrity and as a musician.

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Lady Gaga - Born This Way (Official Music Video)

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This is not slacktivism (My own experience as an activist)

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This is not slacktivism (My own experience as an activist)

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The #MeToo movement that started last year really helped me become open about the experiences I have had, but before that I have been volunteering already at the local Rape and Abuse Crisis Center and have dedicated most of my time learning about sexual violence in the country and how we can help survivors recover and how to prevent these from happening again. Because this issue has such a huge impact in my life, I plan on finding a career after college related to it (investigating sexual abuse cases, protecting/supporting survivors are just some of it). One way I do it is by using social media, which by the way, is not slacktivism. I believe this has helped me become more vocal and I know that a lot of my friends became more aware about the rates of sexual violence due to online posts I've made and efforts I've put towards this, based on their comments. The image below is my certificate at the RACC after one year of service(my very last post after the International Women's day post) and my Instagram post after I took an online class on a website(Stewards of Children) that teaches people how to protect children from abuse. This class and website was supported by Olympian gymnast, Aly Raisman who is also a supporter and survivor of sexual assault from her former doctor, Larry Nassar.

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Every year, we celebrate International Women's Day on March 8 across the whole globe. Below is the website from the United Nations that shows its history. People especially women all over the world would support this day by wearing the theme color or by posting online about this. Some communities would also hold events, celebrations, and marches this day or throughout the week.

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International Women's Day 8 March Women's Day History

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Since those early years, International Women's Day has assumed a new global dimension for women in developed and developing countries alike. The growing international women's movement, which has been strengthened by four global United Nations women's conferences, has helped make the commemoration a rallying point to build support for women's rights and participation in the political and economic arenas.

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Intersectionality in less than 3 minutes

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Intersectionality in less than 3 minutes

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In order to understand this theory more, I found this video that in my opinion, explains Intersectionality well.

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Commissioned and Produced: 
Professor Peter Hopkins, Newcastle University - http://www.ncl.ac.uk/gps/staff/profile/peterhopkins.html

Design, Animation & Sound Design:
Stacy Bias - http://portfolio.stacybias.net

Music: 
Courtesy Kai Engel and licensed under Attribution-NonCommercial License http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Kai_Engel/Caeli/Kai_Engel_-_caeli_-_05_machinery_1506 

Special Thanks: to Newcastle University's Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Fund for providing funds to support the production of this video and to Kelechi Dibie and Vijaya Kotur for their advice and support.

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"Spy" movie trailer starring Melissa McCarthy

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"Spy" movie trailer starring Melissa McCarthy

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I believe this action-comedy movie starring Melissa McCarthy shows an example of Intersectionality for me because while yes, it is really nice to see a movie where the lead star in an action movie is a female, especially where is she is an adventurous spy. Though this is the case, she is somehow still being challenged because of her size. In one part of the trailer, we can see her volunteering for the job but gets shut down by a fellow agent (who is a male by the way), calling her " lunch lady". No need to call her that because first of all, like everyone else in the room, she is a spy. We need to remember that all of us are facing challenges in different aspects of our life so we need to identify those and fight it like what she did in the movie.

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Spy | Official Trailer [HD] | 20th Century FOX

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We (ALL) can do it! Rosie Riveter portrayed not only by a white female but all types of females.

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We (ALL) can do it! Rosie Riveter portrayed not only by a white female but all types of females.

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The Rosie the Riveter image was an image of a white American female which was used as an icon during WWII to represent females in the workplace. What about females of color? females of different body types? females from other cultures? or those with disabilities? Now, this image shows us no matter what you look like, if you're a female, you can do it!

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This Is America music video (Childish Gambino)

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This Is America music video (Childish Gambino)

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This music video is a great example of showing how oppression towards African-Americans are evident here in the country.

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Childish Gambino - This Is America (Official Video)

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This is a good example of how social construction of gender affects each and every one of us...

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This is a good example of how social construction of gender affects each and every one of us...

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What do men and women liketo talk about according to society?

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What do men and women liketo talk about according to society?

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I really like this image because it simply describes what society thinks of men and women. Everything about this photo is socially constructed according to gender. The "man" in this image is connected with the color blue and apparently according to this image, all men like to talk about either sports, cars, money, and animals. On the other side, the "female"'s connected to the color pink and apparently all women are interested in the media/celebrities, fashion, make-up, love, among others.

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"What it means to be a man or a woman involves more than just our biological sex."

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This episode was about a father who refuses to buy girl toys for his son. The father and son duo went undercover and this shows how the people around them would react. Would they ignore them or stand up and react? The whole theme of this show is to see how people would react towards the social issues we are facing, that were portrayed by actors.

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WWYD - A Father Refuses to Buy Girl Toys for his Male Son

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In short, gender and sex are two different things, really

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In short, gender and sex are two different things, really

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Sex is for biological characteristics while Gender is for the social and cultural distinctions. Gender identity is one's personal experience about one's own gender.

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The Dynamic Circle of Power, Privilege, and Oppression

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The Dynamic Circle of Power, Privilege, and Oppression