Gender Stratification

According to Helsin, Possamai, Possamai-Inesedy (p. 625, 2011), when a certain gender acquires power and property, and the right of prestige is different, gender stratification occurs. Since gender is classified as a dominant position, it forms an important structural feature in society (Helsin, Possamai & Possamai-Inesedy 2011, p. 310). Therefore, society decides which gender norms are considered appropriate through social constitution and inherits to generations through social entities such as families, mass media, or in the form of symbolic interactions .

Gender stratification This article will explain gender stratification related to marriage, sexual behavior and reproductive health issues. I use Mango Rains by Monique and Kri Holloway as ethnic data, and she gathered data at Mari. My interpretation of gender stratification in Mali is that women have no right to choose husbands and women have no way to control sexual life nor way to control birth and women face extreme social stratification It is that you have to do. Social stratification is defined as a system in which society ranks the categories of people in the hierarchy. There are four basic principles for stratification. • Social stratification is a characteristic of society - not just personal differences. • Social stratification is sustained across generations. Changes in status in one aspect. Social stratification system

Gender stratification refers to gender inequality in terms of wealth, power and privilege. Gender is a social structural principle that expresses division, asymmetry and division of inequality between men and women. Before the 1970s, stratification of gender was a relatively new concept from the viewpoint of feminist of social science, especially sociology. Women's unequal participation in the labor market, income, politics etc. may explain gender stratification