Gender Differences Between Gender And Feminism

Feminism, it is known as the movement for women 's equality and in extreme cases it shows evidence of supporting the theory that women should be in control of the population. In the past it was used to pull women out of poverty, into the workforce, and out of male-dominant marriages and dependencies. There have been many cases over the years discussing the vast amount of differences between the genders, what each one is progressively better or worse at, and what their generic, universal roles should be at work, home, and in relationships. Assessing these differences is essential in solving the social issue of the long-term distrust between men and women, Men and women hold large contrast within them not only in terms of their biology, but their …show more content…
Biology is seen as the development of the body and the brain:it is the reason you appear the way you do and may think in different forms than other people. These differences are seen in basic looks, but on a deeper level can help understand why there are unequal tendencies in social contracts between males and females. Steven T. Yen in Gender Differences, Physical Activity And Body Weight will support this idea by analyzing that “Although gender split has been observed in the relationship between socio-economic characteristics and the different genders, whether it persists in the relationship between people is highly essential in gender …show more content…
In history there is records of men being in charge and women being a background character, but with changing times there are shifts in power and this has caused much fear and aggression in both sides of the argument. Each gender will have reasons on why they are to be seen as an equal , but there is more than confidence and anger in the battle to why women and males are equal, there is a heavy sense of fear as well. Karen Horney will quote from her controversial novel The Distrust Between Sexes she will state this by analyzing that “Man’s fear of women is deeply rooted in sex, as is shown by the simple fact that it is only the sexually attractive woman who he’s afraid of and who, although he strongly desires her, has to be kept in