Question

4O LINE ESSAY REGARDING GENDER DISCRIMINATION......

Answer 1

“Everyone is kneaded out of the same dough but not baked in the same oven.” This Yiddish Proverb shows the foundation of human kind. As humans, we are all born equal, and we all deserve equal rights in all aspects, such as democracy and social standings. As one takes a look throughout the history of our diverse world, one can see that equality has never been prevalent in any nation. Despite the morality of equality, there has been a constant hierarchy of race, sexuality, class, and innumerable other characteristics. But possibly one of the most unexplainable and improper inequalities is between the genders.
Men have run our world ever since the beginning of time. They have always had sole control over our governments, and economies,

Answer 2

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In Indian Civilisation, the child is believed to be a gift of god to be nurtured with love,care and affection in the family as well as in society. The sons are given preference over daughters. Sons are considered as a blessing. They earn income and are considered to be the caretakers of their parents in old age. A family without son is incomplete and has to undergo social embarrassment Women, on the other hand are pinpointed as a curse and burden. Some people think that to raise a girl child is just a wastage of time and money. In their views, only a man can be the head of the family. Women are here considered as secondary.

This mindset can be changed only by educating the female members of the society and empowering them to take their own decisions regarding education, marriage and their career. This will enable them to be independent and therefore will enhance the progress of the society as well as our nation.

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