Essay On Sexism Against Women

For a long period of time in human history, women have been treated as the collateral part of the community, the ‘accessories’ of men. Education began to open up for women in recent history and women’s suffrage was achieved only a century ago in the United States. However, the hundred years were not enough time to rid of the prejudice against women that has been molded for past 6,000 years. Sexism against women is still extant today, especially in science fields. As part of the Rocket Team of the Science Club for Girls, a program that promotes more girls in science, I am well aware of how women are still put aside in the science world below the surface of wide recognition.
The engineering laboratory that our rocket team uses does not have small-sized lab gloves, even though there are some, though relatively few, female engineers working in the corporation. Therefore our girls have to use the overly loose gloves, trying to tuck up the extra inches on the fingers for tighter grip on our model rockets. The seemingly smallness of the
Not only we were not accountable for not knowing high-level physics problem, but also he had no right to falsely generalize women’s deficiency compared to men. Our then lack of knowledge of physics had absolutely no correlation with our gender. Even though our modern society prides of equality and liberty in comparison to the past conditions, it seems that the old prejudices and all kinds of “-isms,” a prominent one of them being sexism, never grew old in reality. This is the plain fact: women are not less intelligent than men. The prejudice of women’s shortcoming came from the blockaded privilege to education historically. Today, sexism is largely fading due to many responsible and inspiring women around the world and this will continue until every prejudice against women or any human being vanish from this world. I want to partake in that