I am a feminist to a certain extent and I want to advocate for females. I say I am a feminist to an extent because I am not a hard core activist, but I do believe women deserve the same rights, acknowledgment, and pay as males. I saw this quote that referred to women losing their uniqueness because we were not made to do everything a man can do, but to do what men can’t do, and it was an upsetting picture. I do not understand why there is even an inequality issue till this day because the
United States harps so much on freedom. Females will always face the “affirmative action” mentality (Hewitt, 2012). This means there will always have that saying after “she’s a good worker…for a women,” and that will haunt us females for the rest of our lives. There can never be she is a good worker, it always has to be pointed out that we have the XX chromosome. …show more content…
I am going to only hire females as the bosses, and males will be hired but will need to work their way up. I will then only pay the males 79 cents an hour and the females $1 an hour. The females will get ranked top for promotions, and pay raises. There should be no issues arise because everyone is aware of the wage gap anyways towards females so towards males should not be any different. It would be though. This experiment would be a great chance to show what males truly miss out on. The average female will have lost $420,000-430,000 over a life time of work due to their wage gap; that is feeding a family of four for 37 years, buy two houses, and buys 14 brand new cars (Garofalo, 2012). The true only difference to why a female is disadvantage to a male is because females have XX chromosomes and males have XY, it is one little body part that defines why males should get paid more. Who made that rule, and what happened to all for one, and one for
United States harps so much on freedom. Females will always face the “affirmative action” mentality (Hewitt, 2012). This means there will always have that saying after “she’s a good worker…for a women,” and that will haunt us females for the rest of our lives. There can never be she is a good worker, it always has to be pointed out that we have the XX chromosome. …show more content…
I am going to only hire females as the bosses, and males will be hired but will need to work their way up. I will then only pay the males 79 cents an hour and the females $1 an hour. The females will get ranked top for promotions, and pay raises. There should be no issues arise because everyone is aware of the wage gap anyways towards females so towards males should not be any different. It would be though. This experiment would be a great chance to show what males truly miss out on. The average female will have lost $420,000-430,000 over a life time of work due to their wage gap; that is feeding a family of four for 37 years, buy two houses, and buys 14 brand new cars (Garofalo, 2012). The true only difference to why a female is disadvantage to a male is because females have XX chromosomes and males have XY, it is one little body part that defines why males should get paid more. Who made that rule, and what happened to all for one, and one for