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birth, “pure bred” naturalisé naturalised avoir des préjugés to be prejudiced minoritaire minority (view) injurier to insult LISTES DE VOCABULAIRE DE A-LEVEL (6) L’égalité des chances L’égalité equality L’égalité des sexes sexual equality L’égalité des droits equal rights La condition féminine the position of women Le changement change La pression pressure L’émancipation des femmes women’s rights Le harcèlement sexuel sexual harassment Le

massive project of decolonizing their island homelands for future generations (12). According to Davis and Fido, these experiences make Caribbean women a rich resource for constructing a “world feminism” that 7recognizes the great disparities in social equality within a global community of women (15). In creating a more inclusive definition of feminism, Cliff finds that white women have not always done their part to reach across racial and cultural divides. But Cliff avoids pitting white women and women

scandalizes the consumers even the men. And it is that that has urged the European commission to create several reports and committee as the committee on Equal Opportunities for Women and Men (21 May 2007) the committee on Women's Rights and Gender Equality (29 May 2008). In these committees the Assembly invites the Council of Europe to adopt laws “making incitement to discrimination an offence in all advertising media” (art 12.3.1), “giving women’s associations the right to take legal action in defence

speech. In fact any kind of avoidable offensive speech should go unpunished. In other words pornography and most of hate speech will escape punishment. Some argue that speech can be limited for the sake of other liberal values like the democratic equality. Of course speech should not always lose when clashing with other fundamental principles, but it should not neither prevailed automatically. We need to find a workable compromise between free speech and privacy, public order, prevention of harm.

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because it offers a plumb-line by which imperfectly conceived political doctrines are measured. It helps us to distinguish the conventional but defective application of an important idea from those true ideas themselves – such as justice, loyalty, equality, and dignity… La littérature comme conscience de l’humanité5, en fin de compte : récusant les polarisations en partis et la course à la « reconfiguration du sensible » (puisqu’il s’agit, au contraire, de voir dans la littérature un vecteur de la

Foley scandal. Wolcott links what he calls concern trolls to Saul Alinsky's "Do-Nothings", giving a long quote from Alinsky on the Do-Nothings' method and effects: “ These Do-Nothings profess a commitment to social change for ideals of justice, equality, and opportunity, and then abstain from and discourage all effective action for change. They are known by their brand, 'I agree with your ends but not your means.'[19] ” In a more recent example, The Hill published an op-ed piece by Markos Moulitsas

Butterworth-Heinemann. • Performances Associates Ltd, 2004? Managing Diversity. [Online] (Updated 2004) Available at: http://www.performanceassociates.co.nz/diversity.html [Accessed 18 November 2009] • RTL, 2009. Long way to go before men/women equality. [Online] (Updated 22 May 2009] Available at: http://www.rtlinfo.be/info/archive/2911/encore-du-chemin-avant-l- egalite-salariale-hommes-femmes-promise-pour-2009/?&archiveYear=2007 [Accessed 9 November 2009]

Another reform act in 1867 gave the right to vote to all men working in factories. Reform act of 1884 gave the right to vote to agricultural workers. Later in the 20th century women were aloud to vote in 1918 (age of 30), men from 21 yrs of age. Strict equality achieved in 1928 by the Representation of the People Act that gave men and women the right to vote at 21. In 1969, yet an another Representation of the People Act lowered the voting age to 18. Relationship between the two houses of Parliament.