and a rather unprecedented amount of media coverage, our generation constantly pushes

the limits, breaking free of traditional social restraints -insert pictures of Obama, gay

marriage, occupy wallstreet, liberation is Egypt, libya But as we take a magnifying glass

to our society we come across a rather heavy topic: women. Women have jumped leaps and

bounds and there are many strong , empowered females in the workforce today. Having come

very far from the traditional domestic housewife role, the modern woman is nothing but a powerhouse

for change --insert pictures of hilary, merkel, yulia, rice, laghard, yingluk, ang sung suu

kyi But does the average truly female associate themselves with these accomplished women?

Questions : Who is your present female icon? Besides these exceptional women; where does

the average woman stand? Has the gender gap really disappeared? Does the average female

feel like they ve covered significant ground? Many would agree that the role of women has

undergone dramatic changes and the modern women have more opportunity now than any other

women in any previous era. But we have so much more to go, despite all of the ground we ve broken.

Throughout history, one can note a particular subject that always seems to push the evolution

backwards; sexuality. add interviews Do you think we ve achieved equality between the

genders? If not what are we missing? How do you feel about women who are more open with

their sexuality? Do you feel like women judged harsher than men in that respect? Perhaps average women should

be able to relate to

these powerful women. They face the same problem of trying to get somewhere in our modern society

without having to sacrifice a part of themselves a

significant part of themselves: their sexuality. Even now, women are subjected to more criticism

based solely on their looks. -- Hi So of course re not quite there yet. But in order to figure

where we

need to go, we must first recognize how far we ve come and consequently the setbacks we ve

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