Women's Empowherment- A woman's place is in the revolution

I currently started my MBA and for the first time, I realized that since I was a kid, so many of the research articles I read, either discount the existence of women in the subject by using gender specific languages such as "him, he, himself, his, etc.", or subjectivity women to stereotypical roles such as teachers or nurses. In a time where women are once again forced to fight for their rights and equality, research material should be more considerate and revise their work to be more appropriate. So to all the people out there writing research papers for classes, blogs, news articles, magazine articles, etc. here are a few ways you can make your work more mindful of gender. 1. Either use general or gender inclusive language.  For general language, you can use terms like "they, them, themselves, etc." to avoid excluding specific groups of people. Or you could use gender inclusive language like "he/she , himself/ herself, etc." use both or neither but ...

My name is Bazal Morani and I am a Muslim Female born and raised in the United States. I have been raised to believe our country represents freedom and equality and I traveled the world with those ideals representing our country with statements of women's rights and freedom of speech. As I got older however, I learned that a lot of what I understood to be the ideals of our country, were just that, ideologies. In practice we have failed to honor our countries codes and have failed our people. We are a nation of many colors, of many beliefs, of many cultures, of many religions, we are the nation that was built to empower other nations and we, as the people, have failed. I am an American in heart and soul and I believe in our country. It is time we bring those ideologies to reality- it is time for another revolution. In my blog I want to focus on women empowerment because no one will stand up for us until we stand up for ourselves and it is time we fight. Women need to stop stand...