• Describe the issue in detail

• Propose an action that you could take to address it

• Provide a specific timeline of when you will carry out this action

• What evidence will you provide of your action? (screenshots, recording, video, etc.)

Step 2: Comment on at least two classmates' posts. Try to be more substantive than "That's cool" or "I agree". See if there's a way you can...

• Ask a question: "How/What will you...?"

• Make a connection: "I can relate _______ to this as well"

• Add an idea: "This is also important because..."

• One of the issues Ill be focusing on are or between intersectionality, surrogacy, and beauty standards.

• Ill be calling for action and bring awareness of the complexity of the issue, just to give readers who have trouble understanding the topic at a deeper level.

• Some of the evidences that I would be using to support my action are videos given to me in the past. They are good enough to back me up.

• I should be able to carry out this action by Thursday or Friday fully complete. I should be done with watching videos and stuff by Wednesday or earlier.

1)How long did you work at Baldor Food Company?

2)What certifications did you have and what positions did you hold?

3)To the best of your knowledge, how often were pay raises given? Were women in high positions there?

4)Do you think your identity affected your ability to move up in the company during your 12 years of working there?

My issue will consist of intersectional feminism and how it needs to be a topic we all know about. The proposal Idea I am going with is a creative writing piece that will be published online. I will provide evidence of it with screenshots of it published. As well as just other anecdotes from women speaking of this topic and how it has affected them.

For my Feminist issue I want to focus on the way that people with disabilities,whether it be physical or intellectual, get cheated in the world of education.

Feminism is a chance to create equality for all, and as someone with disabled family members and a disability myself, I want to bring more acknowledgement to this issue by interviewing my sibling and a friend of mine that are in college and live a live navigating disability in the world.

the questions include 1: How does feminism impact your life if at all, 2: How does living with your disability make it hard to navigate your educational life, 3: if at all, what does your school or environment do to help/hurt your educational learning in regards to your disability, 4: if you could how would you change the system your school has in place to aid your learning

I plan on carrying this out by tomorrow afternoon with calling my sibling and friend or messaging them for their answers. I'll use screenshots and a rewritten transcript of their answers to share. :D

The issue I will be discussing is the Equal Pay because women do not get the amount of money on their paycheck like the man and it's not fair because women are work hard like men. This means that every women are protests to have equal pay like man and not fair because both genders work in the same place and get less money than men.

An action i could take to address it is interviewing different types of women to describe their experiences in society and also ask males what they think or if they're aware that intersectionality is an issue and what they think.

I think i will start carrying this out today by asking people that I know and stuff or maybe even a teacher idk tho. Ill write this down on a looseleaf.

Step 1. I would describe my issue by explaining why it matters and how it is important in our society. Both genders have different expectations and they both play different roles.

• Some action that I will take is writing this article and making sure both genders knows their expectations as male and females.

• A timeline would be that I would be writing this article on January 17, 2024. I might be done on January 18th.

• My evidence would be a screenshot or a video.

• I would publish my article in Reddit!

1) What are some gender stereotypes that you defy and why?

2) Do you feel like more women should defy these types of stereotypes?

3) How do your friends and family view your decision to defy these stereotypes?

4) Are there any stereotypes about women that you agree with? And if so what are they?

1) What are some stereotypes or expectations you had to face?

2) How did these gender stereotypes impact your life or the way you lived?

3) Are there any gender roles that you agree or disagree with?

1)What was it like in the hospital/ What was your experience?

2)How do you feel about women having to go through these pains and not being seen as anything important?

3)Do you feel like men have more easily based on health?