F in legal gains, as well as political advances, progress for gender equality and non-discrimination, would be record-breaking during the previous 20 years. And yet why can there be no verifiable gender justice progress in so many hard-won policies and legal reform processes? The engagement in the women’s workforce is growing worldwide, however,…[Read more]

Male-to-female imbalances — whereby men and males are privileged over women and women’s characteristics remain highly integrated into current social systems, generating and perpetuating a patriarchal sex system. It is all too clear how religion plays an important role to strengthen patriarchy. It would not be exaggerated to assert that religion i…[Read more]

Patriarchy is the only societal sickness that threatens life in our country and attacks the human body and spirit. However, most males in their everyday lives do not utilize the term “patriarchy.” Most men don’t think of the patriarchy-the way it is produced and maintained. Many guys in our country could not spell or correctly pronounce the word.…[Read more]

By examining the idea of women achieving personal fulfillment outside of their established roles, Betty Friedan (1921-2006) broke new ground with her book The Feminine Mystique (1963). As one of the founders of the National Organization for Women, it also contributed to promoting the women’s rights movement. In the political process, she promoted…[Read more]

Cady’s Elizabeth In Stanton’s fight to ensure women’s and slaves’ rights, the social and political landscape of the USA has changed forever. Stanton was one of several abolitionists whose involvement was restricted by gender. She was a primary leader, one of those who fought for women’s rights. While from many angles she was interested in the…[Read more]

Social stratification occurs in sociology when disparities provide certain groups more prestige, power, or privilege over others. It is simply a mechanism by which society classifies people categories in a hierarchical position. Socially speaking, members of society are diversified, including the socio-economic status, race, class, ethnicity,…[Read more]

In social, economic, and political developments, women play an important and essential role. Their results are significant when it comes to increasing the status of women in all aspects of life and, in particular, in the last ten years, radically transform the perception and role of women in different and different fields, including leadership and…[Read more]

Teachers might generate a sexual bias via accidental, nonverbal acts. The first step is to arrange your classroom so that every kid feels equal. This problem is corrected. A teacher must set a set of norms that promote equality right from the start. A good approach to achieve this is for students to establish class rules. Ask students to come up…[Read more]

You know something when you see it sometimes in life. A particularly talented player is often distinguished above others in competitive sports. Social media has become a major element of society’s everyday landscape. Interaction, sharing of knowledge, debate, discussion, hostility, and harassment are present and many people show the Dunning-Kruger…[Read more]

The World Health Organization states that the ratio of natural sex at birth is approximately 105 boys every hundred girls. For balance, you need some more kids, as men have died sooner. For example, throughout several decades, sex at birth was significantly higher than 105, occasionally topping 120 young people per 100 girls in China, the world’s…[Read more]

Girls trade suggestions in foreign classes about how to eat less, how to get up, and how to imitate the flawless bodies they see from music videos, television soaps, the catwalk, magazines, and posters. Somewhere they know they’re not genuine – that surgery, lighting, camera angles, and digital processing physically have improved them to make t…[Read more]

Virgie Tovar grew raised as a large girl and considered her physique to be repaired. But she was over it after two decades of diet and continual shame – and gave herself the liberty to trust her own body. She has helped others to do the same since then. Tovar is eager for a world where organisms are appreciated equally, food is devoid of moral j…[Read more]

Non-binary gender identity is only one term for those who are not solely women or men but between or beyond both sexes. Nonbinary gender identity is one word. Non-binary people may identify as a gender, agender, sexual masculinity, or wholly something else. Although some unbinding people may not feel comforting to describe themselves as such,…[Read more]

Fat shaming is damaging to health and can ultimately lead to weight gain. Fat-shaming makes people feel worse, instead of inspiring them, and they eat more and gain more weight. Fat-shaming means that overweight people are criticized and harassed for their weight and eating habits in order to make them feel disgraced. The truth is, this can lead…[Read more]

Jean Watkins or Bell hooks was born on 25 September 1952 and has been a feminist at the intersection, in essence, ever since that time. Her feminist theory is most renowned because she acknowledges that social categories (for example, race, gender, sexual identity, class, etc.) are interconnected and that neglecting their intersection generates…[Read more]

In the growth and development of a child, toys play an essential role. Toys are much more important for a youngster born in a nuclear family and living in a city. Every quarter of the year the type of toy requirement will change. It is good that a number of playthings are presented to them. I feel it’s also the moment to transcend the gender…[Read more]

As we live in the 21st century, where we have designed robots for our bids, there is still one part where progress is still quite short—equality between men and women. Whilst the world may have gone three miles forward since the period of the World Wars, society has stayed in some respects anchored on the spot, as many are abominable about the w…[Read more]

Gloria Steinem grew up in her humble Ohio youth into a renowned reporter, leading feminist and, at the end of 20th and the beginning of 21st century one of the most visible, enthusiastic leaders and vocal spokespeople of the women’s rights movement. Steinem, the second son and daughter of Leo and Ruth Steinem, was born on 25 March 1934 in Toledo,…[Read more]

It is easy to forget that standards of beauty are arbitrary with pictures of perfect beauty that overwhelm us every day; they change drastically across culture and culture and with time. Such changes in beauty norms typically mirror the responsibilities women and men in a given society are expected to fulfill. The most beautiful are generally…[Read more]

Almost all have an opinion about the appearance of a woman’s outfit. Many people have this misunderstanding to attract attention from ladies. I can say women like to dress up for themselves as a woman. From the length of her skirt, from the height of her heels to the shade of her nail paint – women are judged by their appearance in people’s minds…[Read more]