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    establishment." (Facts About Equal Pay and Compensation Discrimination). Despite this law and many others striving for gender equality in the workplace, we still have a gender wage gap of about 80 cents, and women make less money than men is almost every field of work (Pay Equity & Discrimination). In Kristin Schilt 's book Just One Of The Guys? Transgender Men and the Persistence of Gender Inequality, Schilt studies the experience of Transgender men in the workplace. Through her studies, Schilt…

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    Equal treatment is something all individuals should have yet, in many cases gender can determine if a woman has the right to an education, employment, and equal treatment. Many of these examples were depicted in the class film. The differences in the life of four adolescent teens from various countries which were ranked among the highest and lowest on the gender equality scale. The film also sheds light on how girls and women saw themselves and their roles as females living in societies that…

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    young females, high school and college. In studies done in high school classrooms, Teachers are not aware that they are favoring the males. To help educators see this, many teachers videotape their lessons. For example David Sadker, author of the book Gender Equity:Still Knocking at The Classroom Door, showed teachers a video that was taken in the classroom. The teachers unexpectedly said that the females were speaking more, but in reality the males were out speaking the females 3:1. Even in a…

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    we can see gender inequality is not an issue that affects women alone. Men should participate in advocating for equal rights and privileges, as well as representation, discrimination and illogical treatment initiated by gender disparity. Proper early…

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    8. Afghan Policewomen, (Gender Inequality/ Sexual Inequality): http://www.nytimes.com/2015/03/02/world/asia/afghan-policewomen-struggle-against-culture.html Is gender inequality linked to sexual inequality? First let’s review what gender inequality is; it’s the unequal treatment of individuals based on their gender. The book discusses how women and girls are more likely to be involved in domestic violence rather than men, it also brings up the sexual harassment of women in the work place. A…

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    books.” Over the last few decades, gender inequality has remained a prominent issue. It refers to the unequal treatment between males and females and the imbalanced distribution of the value received for the same work. The inequality gap takes into consideration the wage gap, job opportunities, health outcomes and more. A news article “Global Gender Gap report finds modest improvements” written by Janet McFarland goes into detail about the current position of the gender gap. The following will…

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    Gender Inequalities in the Work Place The United States Census Bureau shows that women only make .79 cents to every dollar a man makes! Is this an outrage or is there a reason for this? Within this paper I’m going to inform and research the history and answer that question. In the last 100 years women have closed the gap significantly in gender equality. However, this is still a huge problem in politics, home, and the work place so let me explain why it is and why we haven’t overcome this issue…

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    that time population of England reduced by half. Meanwhile, traditional gender role for women changed and new windows opportunities opened up for them in the society. Femininity can be defined in different ways based on the cultural norms, traditions and era. In the past, women were mostly looked upon as housewives and mothers and their role in the society was mainly to take care of their children. However, in recent years, gender discrimination has been greatly reduced in developed countries.…

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    the text has dehumanized women by taking away a sense of freedom, expression, and independence from their husbands that all women are granted to have. Gender inequality has always been an issue for women all around the world for centuries. Women tend to get looked down upon, judged and stereotyped just because of their sexuality. Gender inequality happens everywhere. Socially, politically, economically, and even in the workplace. Feminism and womanism have been the most effective ways to try…

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    Generally, when a member from the opposite gender participates in a “gender-specific sport”, it is considered deviant or unusual, such as is the case for female football players, female wrestlers, male cheerleaders, and male ballet performers. In the latter two cases, Meredith Worthen and Danielle Dirks explain in the text “Gender and Deviance” that these male athletes “destigmatize” their involvement in what are considered feminine sports by engaging in what are defined by Worthen and Dirks as…

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