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The following people we have studied in the class have made significant contributions to America in the area of gender or "race" relations:
Katharine Hepburn; Harvey Milk; and Kenneth and Mamie Clark.
Write a brief essay about ALL of them, indicating who they are, what area of prejudice they dealt with, how they created change, and whether that change came in their own lifetimes and/or after.
Note that Katharine Hepburn played a role of Amanda Bonner, a lawyer, in the movie we saw, "Adam's Rib" -- and that the question refers to her as an actress, not just one movie role.
Expect to write about one page double spaced for each, a total of about 750 words.
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Katharine Hepburn is one of the most illustrious character in the United States. She one
of the renowned actress who dedicated most of her life not only to the acting but across different
sides of the spectrum. The actor has in her fold over 60 years of acting having featured in over 40
released. Actually, she has gone up the ladder to win the lucrative Oscar awards in a record four
times. She is actually a household name to most of the American film enthusiasts. Away from
acting, Hepburn has also become a household name among women across the world due to being
of kind hearted and the humanistic spirit of the celebrity.
She has championed for equal pay for all since the early days of her long life career. She
has never let the feminist nature rob her of her independence as well as spirit. Her roles resonate
in the minds of many American women as they battle to close the gender pay gaps that have
existed in the American society for quite some time. Her films have expressed the plight of
women across the board. She has given an expression o...
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