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ELI5: What exactly is a major in Women's and Gender Studies?

I know that this is a more versatile degree than people think. I've heard it can be used for a job in marketing, writing, PR, and other general humanities jobs, but what exactly will you be in expert in with this degree? 

It seems like an odd major. Not just because that it's use isn't readily apparent, but because MOST colleges seem to offer it. A lot of liberal arts degrees seem to be kind of hit or miss when it comes to which universities offer them, but WAGS seems to be a constant. 

So... what is it?
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There is a perception, particularly among feminist groups in the West, that a female perspective on all subjects (history, philosophy, economics, political science, psychology, sociology, geography, etc.) is lacking.

Women's studies is a broad category of studies that reinterprets these subjects and others through the lens of gender.