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Introduction Gender equality, also referred to as sex equality is credence that everybody is entitled to equal treatment regardless of their gender. From ancient history to date the gender equality debate has been ongoing with the debate gaining more publicity with modern civilization. According to United Nations, gender equality is...
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Gender role is a set of behavioral and social norms that are considered generally to be appropriate for either a man or a woman within a social setting. Male or female roles are created by the society. For instance, in most cultures, male roles are commonly associated with aggression, strength,...
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Workplace discrimination is a persistent reality in the developed world. Despite the abundance of anti-discrimination laws and regulations, gender barriers to career progression in many occupations continue to persist. The developed society promotes the message of gender equality in occupational choices. Nonetheless, few women enter traditionally male jobs, while men...
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There are many considerations when it comes to having women in the military. No one argues about whether women should be in the military, but rather the argument is to what extent, and what types of capacities women should be required to perform in their military service. In the year...
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