Essay About End Of Men And Particular Work Fields

End of MenMiranda StarkDr. MolyneauxEnglish 11031 March 2015Working WomenIn “The End of Men,” Hanna Rosin argues that there is a popular demand for a certain sex in particular work fields.  With most men and women being dominant in certain fields, Rosin argues in her article, stated by David Gergen that “Women are knocking on the door of leadership at the very moment when their talents are especially well matched with the requirements of the day.” (480) Not only are women dominating in the work force they are claiming “sixty percent of master’s degrees, about half of all law and medical degrees” (Rosin, 482).        A senior scholar from the Pell Institute for the Study of Opportunity in Higher Education, Tom Mortenson states, “One would think that if men were acting in a rational way, they would be getting the education they need to get along out there” (Rosin, 482). I completely agree with Mortenson’s statement along with Rosin’s argument. Men used to dominant the work force and now with the upbringing of women rights in the previous decades, women are slowly but surely conquering work fields. Dominating mainly the medical field, women dominate many other work forces that require mother like qualities, such as education and many others. Men and women may be working the same job yet men tend to make more and possibly become the breadmaker of the family. Although men are still seen as superior to some in culture, women are creeping their way up to the high paying jobs in the world.

In “Two Ways a Woman Can Get Hurt,” Jean Kilbourne illustrates in advertisements how women are being degraded amongst today’s society. With using sexually driven photos, Kilbourne argues that advertisements “affect us in far more profound ways and potentially damaging ways” (Kilbourne, 420). With these ads, you can see how mainly women feel about the degrading advertisements. Kilbourne states, “The way ads portray bodies – especially women’s bodies – as objects conditions us to see each other in dehumanizing ways” (Kilbourne, 420).  Also seen throughout Kilbourne’s article, you can see the advertisements appealing to either men or women, rarely both. Kilbourne also argues that most of the advertisements are portrayed to appeal to certain a sex, and use sex to attract us. Mainly attracting the male race, these ads are affecting women today.

I think those of you may not be aware, but a couple of years ago I learned that women are attracted to men more and more. As a result, you see how so many women are seeking help․. Men and women are the same things. If you want a good understanding about how this affects us, check out the video below.  This makes an excellent starting point for you to continue practicing your basic principles of “care for yourself”′.
The idea behind these adverts is to encourage you to think about how men and women relate to each other, rather than how they relate to you.  You also tell yourself that you know how to relate to men, and are willing to learn and adapt to each other, which you are learning.  All of this is what the people that advertise on Facebook do, so it’s a great way to reinforce your love and admiration for how men and women, in most cases, view each other, both in general and in your relationships with a woman.
Now here’s how some of the adverts work. The first one you see on Facebook is from another woman,  Jennifer and Jennifer.  Jennifer’s is the one on Facebook that she likes most.  There is some nudity too.  So you’re not supposed to follow along and share your opinion of her.  Jennifer is, on the other hand, a nice person who’s also a great friend to you and loves you, so obviously you won’t be able to tell your view of Jennifer how you feel.
I want to make a couple of points here. In one ad, the women are talking about what happens at work when men have the right to speak and speak to each other and do not have to be seen. So it’s quite obvious that if the women are talking about what goes on at work when men have the right to speak and speak to each other and do not have to be seen, it’s just to communicate that they understand the fact the men are only permitted to speak and that their jobs are actually being done so that women will be treated fairly by women. To reiterate, this is not a conversation about who is “more interesting,” or “less interesting,” or “stupid,” as many are making out, but rather a conversation about how we value women. It’s about how we think about relationships, and how we view men.
Why would I want to talk to a woman about how I would look, feel with one of these ads? Because the women in these ads don’t have much of a choice. They have this preference, and if you ask and listen to this woman, she’ll tell you that she already hates men.  And this is exactly what she feels.  Women are not about wanting to talk to guys about what happened there.  So it’s up to you.  And then there’s these people who make you believe that what you see or look at are your things.  This is one of the reasons why many men feel embarrassed at this.  Men want to talk about them, and what they consider to be acceptable attire or personal preference, are really about not having to be seen.
The other one on FB, which