Question

Editorial on gender equality among school children

Answer 1

After nearly three dark years, the lights are back on at the Office on the Economic Status of Women in the Minnesota State Office Building. It's co-convening the first Minnesota Women's Economic Security Summit in a long while Thursday in St. Paul, and several hundred participants are expected.

Among the presenters will be House Speaker Paul Thissen, armed with an ambitious package of 17 bills comprising the Minnesota Women's Economic Security Act of 2014. The speaker's personal stamp on a set of initiatives is rare, and should serve to raise the package's visibility and chances for enactment.

These are hopeful signs for working Minnesotans — of both genders — and for the children and elders who depend on them. Economic fairness and opportunity for the female half of the population should be a priority in every legislative session. When women climb economically, unimpeded by outdated thinking about roles and responsibilities, the whole state benefits.

Answer 2

Gender eqaulity among children in schools are
1. they are treated equally
2. there are some problems in village for girls because parents won't send there daughters for education this can be removed by awareness