Gender Inequality and Patriarchy

As early as the 1940 's, gender inequality became a problem when feminists eventually revealed the problem. Most ancient cultures are based on gender inequality and tend to rule men. Indeed, most societies are still patriarchal. Patriarchalism is the fundamental cause of discrimination of sex and sex and has existed for a long time. When the meanings of both are very different, in everyday conversation, the words "gender" and "gender" are often confused.

Our culture is a patriarchal system of countless generations. Women have certain responsibilities in maintaining gender inequality and patriarchy. Inequality based on gender and ethnicity affects all members of society regardless of whether it is recognized or not. The socialization of the sex role started from the moment of birth. We often do not know their existence but information on the role of gender is available in all aspects of our media, our literature, and our lives. Pop culture has lots of images of women and men as power centers. Modern society is attacked with images such as photos, movies, bulletin boards, magazines, advertisements, etc. Each photo contains a conscious message and countless unintended messages. While seeing the media, accept the influence of images and information without considering the cultural self-esteem in the relevant sense, support, expand and strengthen the patriarchal construction of gender role and identity

In peacetime, patriarchalism is a part of social structure and supports gender inequality. During the conflict, patriarchalism has been revealed through war strategies in the form of gender-based violence that ultimately leads to war crimes and genocide. Therefore, regardless of whether it is peaceful or conflict, there is always a popular patriarchal brewing. Paternity is a social and ideological structure that men (they are patriarchies) are better than women. Sylvia Walby calls it "theory patriarchy." "Social structure and practice system in which men dominate, squeeze, and exploit women" (Walby, 1990). Patriotism is based on a system of power relations, a system of management by men of women's production, reproductive and sexual behavior, and an inequality system that imposes masculinity and femininity on society. The stereotype strengthened the unreasonable power relationship between men and women.

Paternity is an important concept that connects gender and women's social inequality. But as a concept, it is not without critic support. The concept of patriarchy is too simple and too simple, and many of the early conceptualization of patriarchy ignores this important geographical and temporal change in women's oppression and exploitation, making this approach universal There are also people who think that they think it is. This leads to a wrong view of the patriarchal system, which is considered to be static and constant. Post architects and postmodernists criticize limiting the concept of patriarchalism to a series of systematic inequalities and not only question the use of existing categories such as men and women, I question the theoretical understanding of itself.