Is there still gender discrimination today? Unfortunately, yes. We see gender discrimination everywhere, but we might not notice it. It happens a lot in workplaces, social media, expectations of society, schools, and religion. Some might disagree that there is no gender inequality, but in all honesty, they just probably haven’t seen it yet.
One of the many places we might see gender discrimination is school. We often might experience gender bias, or gender stereotyping. One student in North Carolina was dismissed from her high school prom because she arrived in pants. “Her mother, who doesn’t understand what’s wrong with her daughter wanting to wear pants, says she doesn’t think the school publicized any dress code requirements for prom. ‘“It’s just the way she’s always been and she wanted …show more content…
Women globally lack equal rights as men do. Although many have tried to terminate this law, but many women in Saudi Arabia are still not authorized to drive. They often have to depend on their fathers or husbands to drive them around. Many other countries such as Egypt and Bahrain, women have to get signed permission from a male figure for them to even leave the country. In most of the Middle East, Many of the countries are ruled by religion based ideals. In these sort of cultures, men are often seen as superior. Women are restricted to divorce their husbands even if they have been abused, in an case like that they would need a eye witness and are willing to testify. “While allowed to participate in the army,women are still not permitted to serve in frontline combat in the UK, Turkey, and Slovakia.” (http://www.borgenmagazine.com/10-examples-gender-inequality-world/) Women are often seen as feeble when compared to men. Religion also takes a toll on why women don't have as many rights as men do. In many religions as well as countries, women have been recognized as
One of the many places we might see gender discrimination is school. We often might experience gender bias, or gender stereotyping. One student in North Carolina was dismissed from her high school prom because she arrived in pants. “Her mother, who doesn’t understand what’s wrong with her daughter wanting to wear pants, says she doesn’t think the school publicized any dress code requirements for prom. ‘“It’s just the way she’s always been and she wanted …show more content…
Women globally lack equal rights as men do. Although many have tried to terminate this law, but many women in Saudi Arabia are still not authorized to drive. They often have to depend on their fathers or husbands to drive them around. Many other countries such as Egypt and Bahrain, women have to get signed permission from a male figure for them to even leave the country. In most of the Middle East, Many of the countries are ruled by religion based ideals. In these sort of cultures, men are often seen as superior. Women are restricted to divorce their husbands even if they have been abused, in an case like that they would need a eye witness and are willing to testify. “While allowed to participate in the army,women are still not permitted to serve in frontline combat in the UK, Turkey, and Slovakia.” (http://www.borgenmagazine.com/10-examples-gender-inequality-world/) Women are often seen as feeble when compared to men. Religion also takes a toll on why women don't have as many rights as men do. In many religions as well as countries, women have been recognized as