Gender Gap in Our Society

The word of gender in our society is a very powerful element. There are several words that harm women in English. Although this language arrangement allows men to be recognized as a glorious and exalted position, women are thought to have a more service oriented position and men will dominate these positions. Even if there is a pair of words, prejudice is obvious. In English, the male form of the word is most often placed before the word of the female form. Please think about the following.

Many people think gender difference is not obvious to society, but I personally think that it is still very obvious. Gender, on the other hand, is part of our culture, conforms to our argument, indeed, brings benefits for men. "Gender is a social structure derived from the development of human culture, not biology or breeding.The structure is tested and the influence of the change is studied as the history of other institutions can be traced ". (Werbach 1992))

Promotion of gender equality - Gender equality continues to be a common problem in today's society because of the continuous gap of access to men and women. Gender equality is a fundamental human right that all people have the right to receive regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, or religion. Because the roles of men and women in society are completely certain, there is gender difference. Improve literacy rate - Indian literacy rate is still below global average. Many NGOs have contributed to the improvement of the literacy rate. Non-governmental organizations such as CARE India will directly and indirectly affect over 136,000 children (52% of girls from surrounding communities) and 90 million children (54% girls) I gave it. When girls are educated they can concentrate on other things rather than marrying at a young age. They can serve the community in many ways by practicing the occupation they desire. This will help to play an important role in society.

To further develop the role of gender and its importance, two interviews to understand how young people of today explain the role of gender and whether gender gap still exists in society Was carried out. Both Tyler Reindeau and Emily Jonaitis belong to the youth group and the future of the United States. In order to better understand the way men and women are, a series of questions was given to two teenagers. Tyler Reindeau is 19 years old in the San Francisco area of ​​California. When asked, "Do men wear pink, purple, yellow," he replied without hesitation, yes. The colors that indicate wearing people do not define their gender role in the United States. "Is the girl wearing trousers instead of a dress," he cried, yes. He believes that parents of families can have career, but women should be cooks and cleaners. He did not hesitate to say no when asked whether he should have a doll for his newly born child. He thinks that men should earn the most money and solve the problems around the house. Can a man cry? He said so, but when asked what strengthens people, he said it was a fight. He believes that both parents can pursue careers, but there is still a gap between men and women's roles.