Conclusion: Gender Equality

If you are walking in the city of America today and asking people about their views on gender equality, you will get a very positive reaction. As you walk through the city of Burkina Faso and ask the same question, your answer will be complicated. Women are trying to gain education, health care and political voices. Their struggle is against the struggle of American women before the 1960s. Women are not united and do not yet grant equally severe restrictions. However, an American woman at that time was careful about equality within the United States, as there was the possibility that ourselves and their children would eat, dress, wear a roof . As in many West African countries, women in Burkina work to help themselves and their children everyday. If these problems are solved, perhaps the situation of Burkina Faso will change like the United States.

In short, because humans have stepped into the world, gender equality has always been a concern of society. When thinking about gender equality, the first thing that comes to mind is discrimination. By definition, the role of gender is a social norm, and it determines the social fitness to male and female behavior. Discussion between men and women starts in two ways. There, the role of gender explained in society is fair for both parties, or it actually discriminates between the two sexes. People are taught to be resistant to stress, and women are taught that they are helpless and troubled. (Boys and girls) This is how our society expects male behavior. Perhaps in the near future, as a culture, we use gender transcendence, as a state we abandon the concept of "designated" gender so that other aspects of life are separated regardless of gender I will.

Conclusion To promote gender equality in public policy development, it is necessary to deepen the comprehensive understanding of gender politics involved in the process. The results of the research based on this paper show that gender politics is formed by practices constituting general gender dynamics in social formation and policy formation process. It is noteworthy that gender dynamics and gender politics are universal and unified throughout the public sector. Their diversity is based on the concrete composition of gender organization practices related to symbolic expression that characterizes division of labor, power and authority, emotional relationships, and policy decision process. Gender practice or specific allocation of gender systems in policy planning will provide opportunities and barriers to promote gender equality.

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