LUNA
September 2016 Edition
Cape Town
Editor’s Note Luna magazine is the product of a multitude of creative and inspiring people that aims to provide a cool aesthetic and ‌ For this issue we decided to focus on gender roles and stereotypes that are too often portrayed by the media around us. The quizzes, interviews and articles in this issue all serve as a reminder of the subconscious sexism that is rife in the world around us. This issue is truly a triumph and I congratulate all of the hardworking visionaries and journalists that have made it possible. I hope the public enjoys it as much as we at Luna do. Although this magazine has the typical articles, it is not a typical one. It has a different style than that of a regular magazine and only is issued bi-annually. This is a magazine for the future style icons and professional aesthetic searchers. It has a completely different format with no adverts for an easy reading experience. Stay calm, relax and enjoy the beauty.
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BENJAMIn FISHER
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HOW MUCH OF A FEMINIST ARE YOU? What is a feminist? A Someone who hates all men B A women who thinks that women are better than men C A woman who wants to improve the role of women in society D A lesbian with an attitude
GENDER ROLES ARE... A Accurate. Women should be passive, quiet and less opinionated and men should be aggressive and the decision makers B Something we are born with C Completely man made D Ingrained in our brains as little kids so that they become second nature
YOU DREAM OF BEING... A A hairstylist, a primary school teacher, a secretary... B Anything my husband/boyfriend wants me to be C Anything I want to be because only I decide D A mother and a housewife
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YOU THINK THAT WOMEN... A Are too petty to ever get along B Are fine on their own but need a man to complete them C Have come a long way and have finally reached equality D Have been beaten down by society to turn against each other but need to come together despite their differences
If you had a daughter you would... A Dress her up in pink and only let her play with dolls B Dress her in yellow as to minimize the amount of gendered comments she receives C Let her wear what she wants if its reasonable and let her choose whatever toys she wants to play with D Tell her she is so pretty and will one day make a good wife
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QUIZ RESULTS No C’s
1C
You are a Masogyenist
You are being held back by society's constrictions
You think that women have it fine in today's world and maybe even better
You're not really sure what a feminist is
than they should. Unfortunately not
by definition but do not want to have
only are you under educated, but you
any part of it. You fear being criticized
are also severely uninformed. Contrary
but by feeding into the roles made by
to your beliefs, a true feminist is not
society you are only belittling yourself.
someone who wishes for the destruc-
You choose to rather sit in the back-
tion of men but actually is concerned
ground and pretend it doesn’t exist.
only for the betterment of women in her society. 4-5 C’s
2-3 C’s
You are a full feminist
You are a bit of a Feminist
You believe in women's rights all the
You have certain ideals that correlate
way and continue to be unhappy with
with what feminists around the world
the way things are right now and wish
are trying to promote but you are still
for more change. You realize that soci-
conflicted over some ideas. You accept
ety views feminists negatively but still
feminism as a thing but don’t bother
are proud to call yourself one. You are
deciding whether or not you’re entirely
appalled to see women who don't
for or against it.
have a clue that "gender" is simply a term which the definition is 100% man made. If you feel a comment is sexist or makes you uncomfortable you speak up on it!
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They’re not just cool, they’re “Bad Moms” sibilities has cut her off from the rest of the world. Kathryn Hahn is always enjoyable to watch and sometimes the movie obliges her talent with good, weird jokes - like when she and Bell rattle off the ultra-specific mom sub-demographics Amy (Kunis) will have to entertain if she runs for PTA president against Gwendolyn.
By Benjamin Fisher
Everyone can remember the person who acted as a motherly figure (most often actual moms) towards them, as a child. There were times when you hated your mother even if she tried her hardest. The movie, directed by Jon Lucas and Scott Morre, depicts the story of three mothers who have given up trying to be perfect and want to have some fun of their own instead. In an entertaining and light-hearted way, “Bad Moms” delves into the stressful lives of hardworking parents.
Overall the movie is full of laughs and relatable moments for parents and children alike - like when Amy’s daughter thinks her life is over as she didn’t make the soccer team. It shows us the stressful and thankless work that most parents do but also how it’s ok not to get everything right. In life there is room for mistakes.
Amy is mother of two kids in the modern day world, who is overworked, underpaid and underappreciated but after a particularly bad day she decides to rebel against the system defining what a perfect mom is.
The actresses in the movie sell the comedic scenes that others would struggle with. Mila Kunis sells the overworked mom role like a pro whilst Kristin Bell is especially funny as a cheery, lonely mom whose torrent of childcare respon6
It is rated R in theaters as it contains sexual material, nudity, strong language and drug use. Any adult who has had children will love this film and even if you don’t have, there are more than enough laughs in the movie for the general public. “Bad Moms” is a well-written, comedic, feel-good movie that will leave every viewer satisfied.
Score Grade: ‘A’ for Absolutely go and watch!
Benjamin Fisher is a self-promoting movie critic, living in Cape Town. He is originally from Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire and an Englishman at heart. He is currently studying at Parklands College in hopes of getting into Yale University to earn a BSc in Mathematics. You can read his past reviews at http://www.ben10reviews.co.za
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Interview with Emma Watson Benjamin Fisher interviewing actress, Emma Watson BF: Hi there, thank you for joining me. EW: Not a problem, thank you for having me. BF: So, it must be a very exciting time for you, as you’ve just finishing filming “Beauty and the Beast”!
EW: I don’t think people fully understand what it means, but regardless of that it’s the idea and the ambition behind it that is important, not the term we’ve given it. Not all women have been afforded the same rights that I have. In fact, statistically, very few women have been. BF: Do you think men in general enjoy the benefits of inequality?
BF: I’m sure you were amazing. Speaking of being brave, what was it like delivering your speech at the “HeforShe” campaign?
EW: Considering the fact that I’ve seen young men suffering from mental illness and unable to ask for help for fear that it would make them seem less “manly”, no I don’t. In fact, in the UK suicide is the biggest killer of men between 20-49 years of age - eclipsing road accidents, cancer and coronary heart disease. Men don’t reap the benefits of equality.
EW: It was a surreal experience and even though I was nervous beyond belief, equality in both life and the workplace is something that is very important to me.
BF: What a very interesting point that I’m sure gives us all something to think about. Thank you for taking the time to speak to me today.
BF: Why do you think some people hate the word “feminist”?
EW: Thank you for listening.
EW: Yes but I have to sing in it which is something that I’ve never done on camera before. It gives me a different challenge and that’s excitingly terrifying!
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Jessica Woodhall
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INTERVIEW WITH THE ONLY FEMALE IN GAMING - LARA CROFT Jessica Woodhall: Here we have Lara
if any future parents would retaliate with
Croft, the hero of many young female
the remark suggesting that your typical
gamers and the fantasy of many others.
clothing is not suited for your occupa-
Lara has been involved in sixteen Tomb
tion?
Raider games and two successful Tomb
LC: Sugar coating the truth just keeps
Raider films. Welcome, Lara.
the world fake and sheltered. With all
Lara Croft: Hey Jess, good to see you
honesty, I am one of the only women
again!
who are seen as powerful in a male dominated industry. With this in mind, I’ve
JW: Ditto to you too Lara, how do you
seen many objectification of women in
feel that you are the idol of many
video games and film, but I am not
women around the world due to your
nearly as bad since I wear clothes, am in-
many achievements and involvement in
dependent and in most cases, I am the
archaeology, mountaineering, and vigi-
prince who saves the damsel in distress.
lantism.
For those parents who believe that I am
LC: I’m incredibly honoured, but I hon-
a bad role model due to the functional
estly do these things for the good of the
clothing I wear for my occupation, they
people and community. The preserva-
clearly have not gone deeper than skin
tion of artifacts is more beneficial than
to find the truth.
that of a model or actor who advertises stereotypes. I would love for smaller chil-
JW: Thank you for clearing your views
dren to look up to those that do amaz-
Lara, this is a very important lesson that
ing ventures in the world rather than the
the older generations need to realise.
negative and less attainable role mod-
They have been taught satisfy people by
els.
either lying, telling fallacies or going against their happiness. This needs to
JW: That’s a rather risky sentence
change and I believe that you are the
wouldn’t you say? How would you react
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The Wo{man} From U.N.C.L.E. By Jessica Woodhall, A.K.A. “Sassy
using Gaby’s scientist father, this who
Reviewer”
they have to save. This eventually ends with spins and turns at the end of every corner and the team are then re-
Most people know the typical spy films
cruited for the project Man from
like James Bond - “Shaken, Not
U.N.C.L.E.
stirred” etc. However, The Man from U.N.C.L.E. will have you captivated after the interesting introduction of the
The Oscar winning actress Alicia Vikan-
main characters: the spies. Although
der portrayed the young mechanic ex-
this plot surrounds the opposition op-
tremely well and added an unexpected
eratives, it pays tribute to the underesti-
twist to the stereotypical female of this
mated women “lost and forgotten
time in the western world - which
heroines” of the Cold War.
Agent Napoleon Solo would’ve been used to. However, the communist rule of this time in East Germany pulls
This comedic adventure is set in vari-
through in this character as she is more
ous locations in Europe during the
liberal than the average known female
Cold War in the 60s, these being the
of this time. Henry Cavill did an aver-
West and East of the Berlin Wall, as
age job of hiding his natural british ac-
well as Italy and other picturesque
cent to put on an accent from across
scenes. CIA agent Napoleon Solo
the pond. His rival in the movie, Armie
(Henry Cavill) successfully helps the effi-
Hammer did a brilliant job of masking
cacious Gaby Teller (Alicia Vikander)
his American accent for the Russian -
from East Germany despite the chal-
English twang.
lenge of KGB agent Illya Kuryakin (Armie Hammer). This trio later bands together with the instructions to take down a private organisation who are
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This movie had the perfect combination of a serious action and a comedic comedy. The wit was perfectly timed throughout the movie and lightened the mood in various scenes. The music added a vintage feel - paying homage to the original film. The clothing worn by the characters authenticated the time period and the camera angles gave an all round experience that captured the beauty of the scenery the and of course, the good looking actors. This movie’ moral is that, you
@thesassyreviewer
shouldn't assume the abilities of any-
The Sassy Reviewer is an independent
one as well as trust the people that
literature reviewer living in Cape Town,
trust you. This is seen between the trio
South Africa. She has always lived in
as the trust is gained through the film.
South Africa, went through schooling
Gaby is a fine example of “Don’t as-
at Parklands College. You can follower
sume what they can and can’t do.�
her on all social media platforms
This movie is a good one for younger,
@thesassyreviewer
more impressionable people as it does not put down any particular type of per-
Trailer: The man from U.N.C.L.E.
son and focuses on the good of humanity.
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Recipe For A feminist Prep time: Past-1994 (South Africa)
Yield: 7,125 Billion
Ready in: 30 Years Ingredients 1 Cup of Previous Oppression 1 Cup of Unequal Rights ¾ Cup of Wage Difference 4 Tablespoons of Frustration ½ Tablespoon of Sexual Harassment 3 ½ Teaspoons of Intelligence 3 Teaspoons of Rape Culture 4 Millennia of Domestic Lifestyles
Method 1.
Firstly, set the year to 2016 for about 85 days.
2.
Whisk the history of the many years that women weren’t allowed to vote. Mix this with the women who
weren’t allowed to have a job. Set aside the previous oppression and unequal rights for later. 3.
Separate the wage difference from the frustration into different bowls and add intelligence to the mixture.
4.
Add sexual harassment to the bowl with the wage difference and rape culture into the frustration. Mix these
all together to make a woman's feelings. 5.
Knead the ideologies of feminism into all genders until the idea is encouraged and make it rest.
6.
Let the feminists rise for 1 year.
7.
Once they have tripled in size, knock them down with the oppression and unequal rights from earlier until they are back to the original numbers.
8.
Let them be empowered for the second time and rise even larger than the last.
9.
Break them up, let them rise in their separate groups and put them on a contemplation tray.
10.
Allow for the feminism to spread in the heads of the narrow minded until it is widely accepted.
11.
Leave the batch of feminists out for approximately 20 years to cool off.
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ROMY BOGNER
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“Juno” isn’t a film for babies, if ju-know what I mean... By Romy Bogner Jason Reitman’s film “Juno” is the type of clever, feel-good film that you can watch over and over again, memorising the scenes and rediscovering jokes. I say this because that is precisely what I have done. Diablo Cody has created an excellent, dynamic main character that portrays the strength of women uniquely, while giving serious topics a witty wake up. The film is set in a middle-class, American suburb, where our heroine gets knocked up by her best friend, Paulie Bleeker. Luckily, her parents are authentic, levelheaded characters who trust their daughter’s judgement enough to completely support her through this dilemma. Juno knows that she is too young to raise the child and after abortion doesn’t go to plan, decides to find adoptive parents for “it”. The story then follows Juno through the pregnancy and we watch not only the fetus grow, but also Juno herself. This is a coming of age story like no other.
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Ellen Page’s portrayal of Juno Macguff earned her countless well-deserved nominations and awards. Her presence and timing are impeccable, and she hits exactly the right notes to be both poignant and hilarious. Page’s characterisation is flawless; Juno is the right amount of sarcastic and sad. Her brave, apathetic exterior masks her true feelings but Page lets just enough real emotion seep through to endear Juno to the audience.
However, Paulie represents a less
One cannot help but be amazed by the originality and heart of this film. A unique voice speaks through the characters and makes them real, but also very different to what we are familiar with, perhaps because of the uncommonly wise humour. Another reason for the unique, familiar-but-not feeling could be that the audience is not accustomed to seeing genders portrayed this way in the majority of popular cinema.
them, support them or make deci-
“Juno” challenges these gender identities in a number of ways. The protagonist is a female and her character is not grossly sexualised. It is the women in the film that are active characters that drive the plot with decisions and actions, whereas men are passive characters. This passivity is shown as both good and bad; Juno’s father is exemplified as a good type of passive male by being her loving supporter who lets her make choices in life.
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desirable type of passive; he is feeble, indecisive and unassertive, leaving Juno totally alone regarding the pregnancy. “Juno” demonstrates that teen pregnancy is not a “game over” in life, passive males are under-appreciated by society, and that women simply do not need men to provide for sions for them.
I would recommend this movie to anyone yearning for intelligent comedy, anyone wanting to see gender roles being challenged, and anyone wanting to see a warming film. Due to the mature themes, sexual content and language present, this is rated PG-13 and I suggest that this is adhered to.
✰ Romy’s Rating ✰ 4/5
Romy is a grade 11 learner at Parklands College, residing on the outskirts of Cape Town, in the suburb of Melkbos. Romy enjoys serving her community by volunteering and assisting in organising fundraisers. In her limited spare time she loves horse riding, literature and brunch.
Trailer: Juno https://www.youtube.com/embed/K0SKf0K3bxg
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Trump Talks On the 10th of September, Luna got to interview Donald Trump, 2016 Republican nominee for US President, before he set off to Johannesburg for a meeting with President Zuma. By Romy Bogner Bogner: Good day, Mr Trump. Thank you
separate the women you find attractive
for agreeing to meet with me during this
from the ones you don’t.
busy time.
Trump: You see, that is totally taken out
Trump: You’re welcome, I always have
of context and dramatised so that she
time to talk to lovely young ladies like
can sell her book. It’s what these pageant
yourself.
girls with no real skills do. I guess they have to make money somehow to sup-
Bogner: Uhm, thank you. The topic I’d
port themselves after they get too old
like to discuss is actually about “lovely
and over-ripe for the pageant world. If
young ladies”; you’ve earned quite the
they don’t peddle a trashy book they’d
reputation for putting your foot in it
have to sell themselves on the street cor-
when it comes to commenting on young
ners.
women.
Bogner: Wow, that’s quite a statement.
Trump: You could say that.
What if I told you that many of the other
Bogner: Now, you co-own the Miss Uni-
contestants support this story and in fact,
verse and Miss USA pageants. What is
report crying backstage after feeling hu-
your response to Carrie Prejean’s report
miliated and like a piece of meat?
of the “Trump Rule” in the Miss USA pageant, whereby you have the contestants parade in front of you so that you can
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Trump: Same story as Prejean - they’re distorting the facts. The girls actually love it! They live for the attention and getting the chance to show off for everyone. The only girls crying are the ones that weren’t pretty enough to make the cut. Bogner: Would you agree that it’s statements like these that cause people to say that you’re misogynistic with no regard or respect for women? Trump: I think those people are stupid. In today’s world you can’t be so sensitive, I’m just saying what everyone is thinking - I’m a voice of the people. They need to grow thicker skin and take it, because this is just the world we live in. Bogner: Those are some strong views. Thank you for taking the time to share them with me. Trump: It’s my pleasure.
Extract from Donald Trump’s speech Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d _ICq00-fQA By Steven Devon
Gender-Roles Crossword Clues Across
Down
5. A person who stereotypes and dis-
1. The concept used to describe the ways in which oppressive institutions (racism, sexism, homophobia, etc.) are interconnected and cannot be examined separately from one another.
criminates against women. 7. The privilege of masculine traits over feminine traits, irrespective of one's gender. 9. The process in which one group is
2. The artificial division of the world into things that are "masculine" or "for men" and things that are "feminine" or "for women".
seen as "us" and another group as "them", leading to segregation of minorities.
3. A person who despises women.
11. The term describing when a person's physical attractiveness is separated from
4. A person who despises men.
the rest of their personality and existence as an individual.
6. Advocacy of the rights or needs of men and boys; the adherence to or promotion of opinions, values, attitudes, regarded as typical of men and boys.
12. Biological characterisation regarding masculinity and femininity. 13. The advocacy of women's rights on the grounds of the equality of the sexes.
self or himself.
8. The term describing the normalisation of sexual assault in society due to attitudes about gender and sexuality.
16. One's social role regarding masculin-
10. Not funny, but often heard.
15. The ability for a person to act for her-
ity and femininity.
14. The quality of a visual work where the audience is put into the perspective of a heterosexual man. 20
Gender-Roles Crossword
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CAITLIN SCHULTZ
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TRANSGENDER PEOPLE IN THE MEDIA The term ‘transgender’ may be fairly
However, according to GLAAD, for-
new to some. The most accurate defi-
merly known as the Gay & Lesbian Alli-
nition for the word would be someone
ance Against Defamation, at least
who does not identify with the gender
61% of catalogued episodes and sto-
at which they were assigned at birth.
rylines with transgender people in them contained anti-transgender slurs, language and dialogue.
Transgender people are often discriminated against by a large portion of the population and are often sexual-
On television especially, transgender
ised or objectified. Many people also
people are often portrayed as some-
believe that not identifying with one’s
one’s sexual fetish or their character
assigned gender is seen as a mental
plays a sex worker. There is also the
disability or illness. Of course, trans-
issue of transgender being cast as the
gender people are not who they are
victim approximately 40% of the time.
due to wanting to be someone’s sexual fetish or because there is something wrong with them. The reputa-
As mentioned previously, transgender
tion of the transgender person can ma-
people have to face quite a large deal
jorly be accredited to their misrepre-
of prejudice in their lifetimes. Shock-
sentation in the media.
ingly, the suicide rate is 41% in the transgender community. How transgender people are represented in the media likely plays a fairly big role 23
when it comes influencing how people perceive them, meaning it could be why they are so discriminated against.
So it might be best to not believe everything we see on the internet or on television, let us start treating transgender people like  the strong people they are for being comfortable with who they are
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"Freeheld" Will Make You Unable To Hold Back The Tears By Caitlin Schultz
so that her pension can go to Stacie after she passes.
Based on a true story, the film is an adaptation of the documentary film ‘Free-
The casting was done brilliantly. As per
held’, directed by Cynthia Wade. Peter
usual, Julianne Moore plays a strong
Sollett does an almost accurate job of
and independent women and it is evi-
directed the film, which brings aware-
dent that she remains strong through-
ness to the oppression of women and
out the entire film, regardless of her de-
homosexual couples. Having recently
teriorating health. Ellen Page gives a
seen the film, there are parts of the film
genuine performance and does an out-
which should be commended and there are parts that should be criticized. Set in New Jersey, detective Laurel Hester (Julianne Moore) has to hide her love for her domestic partner, mechanic Stacie Andree (Ellen Page), as she is not taken seriously in her workplace as a women and the situation would be worsened if she had to come out to her colleagues as a lesbian. After Laurel is diagnosed with lung cancer, she is forced to tell the truth about her relationship with Stacie, as with the help of Steven Goldstein (Steve Carell) and work partner Dane Wells (Michael Shannon) she attempts to have the laws changed about same-sex partnership
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standing job of portraying how her char-
cie take care of Laurel and support her
acter develops throughout the film.
throughout the film.
Steve Carell offers an unnecessary, but still funny, comic relief and Michael Shannon, of course, does his character justice. Overall, the movie was very well done, but it is inaccurate when compared to the actual story and once again, men get more dialogue than the women, even though the movie is about women. In the second half of the movie, Michael Shannon and Steve Carell are the strong-
The film brings awareness to just how homophobic people can be; we see samesex couples be ridiculed and prejudiced against. It shows the viewer how the unjust laws affected homosexual people, as well as teaches the viewer that the love between two women is the same as the love between a man and a woman. The film evokes emotions within the viewer, which may be what could change the mindset of a person who puts homosexual people in
est characters in the movie with the ma-
a negative light.
jority of the dialogue, while Ellen Page
The movie is PG-13, but is meant for a ma-
and Julianne Moore are kicked to the back. In reality, Stacie and Laurel where activists and Dane was not Laurel’s partner at that time. I will, however, say that the film did an excellent job of portraying how real the love between Laurel and Stacie is, as we see Laurel’s physical health taking a toll on Stacie’s mental health and we see Sta-
ture audience as it is about a topic which may not be fully understood by children or young teenagers. Other than the fact that the lack of lines that the women in the movie have, the film was well intentioned and do not expect to have dry eyes while watching the film. It is highly recommended for anyone who loves a good tearjerker.
Scale of 1-5 stars: ****
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Caitlin Schultz is a lover of a good film. She resides in Cape Town, South Africa and originally comes from a small town. She is currently a grade 11 student in Parklands College. When she is not studying or watching Johnny Depp films, she is watching other films or might take the occasional walk on the beach.
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Interview with Future President, Ex First Lady Interview with Hillary Clinton, former first lady and the Democratic Party nominee for President of the United States in the 2016 election.
HC: During my time as the first lady, I made the infamous statement , “women’s rights are human rights “. I said this in 1995 and I still live by this. Since then, I’ve done all I could to spread global awareness about inequality and although controversial, l voted for the women’s right to choose whether they want an abortion or not.
By Caitlin Schultz CS: Good afternoon, Ms Clinton. HC: Good afternoon.
CS: Do you accredit the power you now have to voice your opinions to you former husband, Mr Clinton?
CS: So, you’re the first female to stand a rather high chance of becoming the next president. Do you feel more pressured to succeed given the circumstances?
HC: I definitely gained popularity due to being first lady. However, it was my independent decision to run for president and regardless of how many people take my opinion into consideration, I will always find a way to voice my opinions.
HC: Regardless of gender, any leader should do their best to set out to accomplish their goals. However, there are a lot of people who expect me to fail, because I am a woman and I am determined to prove them wrong.
CS: Thank you, Ms Clinton. I truly believe that you can make a difference with your power and I wish you the best for the rest of your campaigning.
CS: What does the word feminist mean to you and would you consider yourself a feminist? HC: I see a feminist as a person who believes that women and men should have equal opportunities. I am a strong believer in this, as I have been involved in making sure that women and men have equal rights. So yes, I am a proud feminist. CS: What have you done to improve the lives of women?
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A Women’s Liberation Message In a world where men are the breadwinners and equal pay ceases to be Where women are made to have children, live the words gender inequality It is the same world where the man is educated and the women is the fool Yet Malala was shot for defiantly going to school
We read about how we need to look fit, wear makeup and have a fake tan In order for us to obediently please our man Being promiscuous and unchaste makes us a whore Being pure and conservative makes us a bore
If you get raped, he is mentally unfit But if you were wearing those clothes, you were asking for it They say gone are the days of female oppression But our bodies are used for sexualisation
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To be a mother, is all you need But when in public, dare not breastfeed If you were pressured into sex, it’s your misfortune Unless, of course, if you want an abortion
To say that we are equal bares no truth Because what they tell us in the media, steals our youth
Caitlin Schultz
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