UNFAIRNESS IN GENDER

 

v   Gender Inequality

v  Why it is viral in society

v  Causes, Consequence

v   Traditional Gender roles

v   Revolution of Gender rights

v  Awareness

Gender Inequality

                  When peoples are treated or perceived differently because of their gender this is referred to as gender inequality usually it shows up us differences in politics, society, the economy and culture between male women and person of different gender identifies. Traditional ideas traditions, and systematic structures that favor one gender over another.

Why it is viral in society

                 Numerous historical, cultural, social and economic reasons have contributed to the widespread persistence of gender inequality in society. It is difficult to completely take away these reasons, which frequently permit it to expand throughout generations and geographical areas.

Causes  

Historical and Cultural norms                               

                   The men are forced to be an income earner for the whole family. The women are supposed to do households works

Financial Obstacles

                  Gender discrimination in the workplace can lead to pay differences in fewer job opportunity women are dominated in low-paying occupations & often lacking in leadership positions

Political Participation

                   In many countries, women in leadership and decisions – making roles. This absence highlights injustices in law & policy and results in law that might not the address the special issues faced by women.

Legal limitation & inequality

                    Women right including the capacity to transfer property, own property and engage in specific professions are restricted by laws & regulations in some cultures. Inequalities laws against women delay economic and specific dependence.

 The Monarchy and Power Inequality

                   This system prioritizes male authority and maintain gender roles. These power dynamics are common in the home, workshop, and even governmental institutions.

Consequences

Economics Less

                    Gender Inequality has an keeping women out of the workforce & reading productivity. When half of a society’s chances of total economic growth is decreased.

Poverty & Economic depending

                       Gender minorities are more likely to be poor because they earn less, have less job possibilities resources like loans or ownership of property.

Educational variations

                          Gender inequality often affects women & girls’ access to education, leading to lower literacy rates less opportunities, and diminished talents.    

Traditional gender roles

Possibilities for Education:

1. Cultural norms place a higher value on marriage and family than on education and work.

2. Discouragement of girls to pursue higher education

The representation of politics:

1. Political underrepresentation

2. Few varied angles of view

3. There are fewer laws that support gender equality.    

Social Biases and Expectations:

1. Women who choose non-traditional jobs are criticized

2. Pressure on men to fit into traditional roles

Revolution of Gender rights

                        By promoting equal rights and opportunities for all people, regardless of gender, the gender rights movement has fundamentally changed society. Here is a quick summary of its main phases and effects:

·         The early 19th and 20th century women's rights movement.

·         The fight for women's suffrage: guaranteed the right to vote.

·      Employment and education: greater availability of professional opportunities and postsecondary education.

Feminism of the Second Wave (1960s–1980s)

                       Workplace equality: advocated for anti-discrimination legislation and equitable pay; reproductive rights: historic rulings such as Roe v. Wade guaranteed the right to an abortion

Feminism of the Third Wave (1990s–2000s)

Intersectionality:

                       Examined how gender intersects with sexual orientation, race, and class. Promoted body positivity and broadened the concepts of gender and masculinity in relation to bodily autonomy and sexuality.

Awareness

Training and Education

1. Include gender studies in the curriculum of schools.

2. Plan conferences, seminars, and workshops

3. Offer policymakers, employers, and educators training.

4. Create resources and online courses

Media

1. Talk about your own experiences and tales.

2. Produce videos, movies, and documentaries

3. Compose blogs, articles, and postings on social media.

4. Present radio programs and podcasts

Cases on Social Media

1. Make use of hashtags

2. Distribute facts and infographics

3. Establish social media contests (like #HeForShe).

4. Work together with opinion leaders and influencers

Culture and Art

1. Produce exhibitions and art installations

2. Create dance, music, and theater productions

3. Compose literature, poetry, and books.

Author Bios:

1. DR.N.KARTHIKEYAN, PROFESSOR/COORDINATOR(S&H)

2. DR.A.VIJI, ASP/PHYSICS

3. B. RUBASREE (I-EEE)

4. R. INDHUJA (I-EEE)