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    taught typical gender-based knowledge. Knowledge that is usually composed of stereotypical‚ and sexist beliefs. Beliefs like‚ men don’t cry‚ men are supposed to protect females‚ and men are supposed to be both the provider and leaders of their families. With beliefs and thoughts such as these being imposed into the minds of little boys everywhere‚ there’s no wonder why‚ although different in their own individual ways‚ generation after generation of men still subconsciously follow these gender-based guidelines

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    Gender Gaps

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    students to enter into science-related major‚ placing them on a trajectory to careers in the sciences (Wang‚ 2013). Similar‚ but more notable‚ gender gaps are observed in course taking. Girls lag behind boys in advance physics course taking in high school‚ even as they have reached parity in advanced mathematics courses (Riegle-Crumb & Moore‚ 2013). The gender gap has remained consistent over the past 30 years‚ even as the number of students taking advanced science courses has increased overall (Riegle-Crumb

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    If such a large gender imbalance continues‚ effects on Asian society will include having a bad economy‚ a slower birthrate and many detrimental psychological effects especially on Asian men. Firstly‚ there will be a bad economy if the trend of a large gender imbalance whereby there are many woman short‚ continues. This is due to two main reasons. Men will very likely subject to frustration based on the fact that they have no one to release any sexual pleasure on‚ hence many stay bachelors‚ despite

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    Gender Discrimination

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    Nadine Ginena Mr.Pelidis Advisory 9 Oct. 31‚ 2014 Gender Discrimination in Developing Countries Although we live in the 21st century gender discrimination still remains. Despite the fact that international laws have granted men and women equal rights‚ in some parts of the world there is discriminatory attitude towards men and women‚ which affects their lives on a daily basis. Since women are mostly affected by discrimination‚ I will try to cover as many different types as possible. First of all

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    Gender and Automobiles In today’s society‚ gender is one of the most significant ways in which we symbolize ourselves into either masculinity or femininity. This allows every individual to create themselves into who they desire to be recognized as to the general public/society. There are thousands of products out in the market that are targeted towards certain groups in an attempt to sell them an idea‚ status symbol or dream. Automobiles is a great example of a product that is available to men and

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    Gender Discrimination

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    For years I’ve been teaching a sociology course at the University of North Carolina on gender inequality. I cover such topics as the wage gap‚ the "second shift" (of housework and childcare) that heterosexual women often do in the home‚ the "third shift" (women’s responsibility for intimate relationships with men)‚ compulsory heterosexuality‚ the equation of women’s worth with physical attractiveness‚ the sexualizing of women in the media‚ lack of reproductive rights for women (especially poor women)

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    Gender and Education

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    Gender Project In this essay I am going to be talking about the ways in which gender stereotypes are reinforced through education. I am also going to assess the reasons why males and females choose different subjects. For example boys prefer to take more practical subjects such as maths‚ physics computing and ICT whereas girls prefer to take art subjects such as English and Humanities. Research has shown that there is a significant difference between males and females taking certain subjects‚ and

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    The topic my group did was gender policing and violence against gay men. I feel like this is an important topic‚ especially today‚ because of the ongoing changes that our society is seeing. The constant changing‚ and growing of not just gay men‚ but the LGBQT community as a whole. In today’s society‚ more and more people are coming out about being gay‚ or bisexual‚ or transgender. Unfortunately‚ the violence against these same people are also increasing. I also think that even though the violence

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    “businessman‚” and “weatherman” seem to be five of the most commonly used ones‚ from my personal experience. The meanings of these words‚ and especially the masculine qualities they imply‚ such as strength‚ bravery‚ dominance‚ and intelligence‚ describe gender stereotypes in past societies. However‚ the emergence

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    Gender Differences

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    Gender Differences in Personality Will Never Change Female to male differences in personality have always been present in our daily lives. Males have always been looked at as the more aggressive gender‚ while females have always been looked at as the more responsible gender. Whether these differences between male and female are biological or social‚ they will always exist. The biological argument is that we might inherit our differences depending on our parents. There was an experiment done where

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