Tiffany Egbuonu

February 10, 2010

English 257

Birth Control as a Form of Female Empowerment

Throughout history, women have assumed the responsibility of mother, child bearer, and home keeper. Some of the earliest pieces of art known to man are fertility symbols, highlighting an important duty that has always been attributed to women, the duty to produce children. More contemporarily, the obligation to have children has not been as emphasized, as women have insisted upon being treated as equals to men. Nevertheless, although women have won the right to vote and to participate in the military in the past two centuries, the social responsibility to have children is still attached to women.

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Here's a link to my project.

prezi.com/srvpcbkxnbaf/techno-geek-culture-and-the-reification-of-gender/

Under the Needle: Tattooing Taboos

By: Hilary Brashear writing for the class Gender and Technology

If I ask you “imagine a person with a lot of tattoos” who do you see? What adjectives would you use to describe that person?

Who I see: Biggish muscular man, wearing leather, rough, aggressive, slightly scary.

 Evolution: a Process Over and a Theory Across Time

prezi.com/xx-lw8q8zfys/the-cyborg-the-surrogate-the-future-of-robotics-in-gender/ 

I made a Prezi for the assignment. To see the text that is relatively small, scroll your mouse over the right side of the screen and a Zoom option should appear!

 Apocalipsis Rosario, ENGL 257: Gender & Technology, WebPaper 1, February 11, 2011