Discussions about gender inequality, discrimination and prejudice have been going on for a long time, and both men and women have contributed to the sensitive topic, and the latter have significantly influenced the topic. The main theme of all discussions, studies, seminars, writings and interviews about gender discrimination is essentially common and deals with gender equality. This article explains whether there are innate gender differences and how they determine the skills, choices, and abilities that separate men from women in both their personal and professional lives. This explanation is specifically the basis for several literary works included in Chapter Six of the Kirkpatrick Signature Series on American Vision and Values.
Almost all the articles explain how women have been misunderstood, mistreated and discriminated against for years in a male dominated society. One of the articles also presents an opposing ideology, suggesting that feminism is overrated and has harmed rather than benefited women (Mansfield, 2006). An examination of all the articles reveals that innate gender differences exist today just as they did several years ago, the only difference is how those differences affect people’s decision-making, abilities and perceptions. Gender differences strongly influence the decisions men and women make in both their personal and professional lives.
Discussions about gender inequality, discrimination and prejudice have been going on for a long time, and both men and women have contributed to the sensitive topic, and the latter have significantly influenced the topic. The main theme of all discussions, studies, seminars, writings and interviews about gender discrimination is essentially common and deals with gender equality. This article explains whether there are innate gender differences and how they determine the skills, choices, and abilities that separate men from women in both their personal and professional lives. This explanation is specifically the basis for several literary works included in Chapter Six of the Kirkpatrick Signature Series on American Vision and Values.
Almost all the articles explain how women have been misunderstood, mistreated and discriminated against for years in a male dominated society. One of the articles also presents an opposing ideology, suggesting that feminism is overrated and has harmed rather than benefited women (Mansfield, 2006). An examination of all the articles reveals that innate gender differences exist today just as they did several years ago, the only difference is how those differences affect people’s decision-making, abilities and perceptions. Gender differences strongly influence the decisions men and women make in both their personal and professional lives.
Study of Mary Wollstonecraft reveals her ideology of prescribed gender equality manipulated by a male-dominated society leading to inequality and misinterpretation of equality between both men and women. Men already consider themselves superior to women and see them as objects of satisfaction and imply that the purpose of all women is to serve men. She suggests that in a male-dominated society, women are taught and trained to submit to men and seek satisfaction by satisfying men. It is because of that education and the false ideas of submission instilled into the minds of women that they begin to think like men and define their goals in terms of beauty, appearance and the offer of love rather than intellect and intellect (Wollstonecraft, 1792).
Discrimination against women
Ideology then influences the decisions of women who, under its influence, tend to lead their lives taking care of things like beautifying their appearance, doing daily household chores, giving birth and raising children, and satisfying their male counterparts, believing. that this is the main goal of women and there are no alternatives. This idea is also presented in another article which states that women tend to believe that they are only housewives and have no productive part in society. This article also explains discrimination against women in the workplace and barriers to reaching top management, as well as the fact that women are the compromises of men in career and family time (Kamen, 1991).
Why women have this innate behavior and understanding of their goals in life is explained in an article by Elizabeth Cady Stanton, where she reflects on all the actions and compulsions of the society of men, by men and by men. In his article, he explains how men deprive women by imposing many ideas on women and depriving them of several basic needs, such as the right to own property, earn a salary, legal rights for married women, the right to citizenship, and the right to. vote (Stanton, 188).
Another misconception raised in the article is that both men and women misunderstand humility. This article also describes how society as a whole changed from modest to expressionistic liberal. The article suggests that one cannot simply choose to be modest and not be accused of being rude because the two are mistakenly considered synonymous. This choice is still criticized when a woman makes it because people interpret her as conservative or say that those people feel insecure about themselves, which shows that gender differences greatly influence people’s choices (Shalit, 2001).
The Profession of Women by Virginia Wolf is an important highlight from the point of view because it highlights the experiences of women in the literary profession. He explains how he is happy to receive compensation in various forms, such as writing book reviews and novels. She also expresses how being a woman puts obstacles in her work. She explains how women experience less freedom as writers than male writers who enjoy great freedom and expressionism, while male writers condemn women writers’ use of too much freedom, which causes women to remain on the defensive and not let their thoughts wander (Wolf, 1931).
The article reiterates the fact that there are innate gender differences and they greatly influence working life, either because of personal perception and beliefs, or because of pressure from the opposite sex. The final article highlights how feminists criticize fellow feminists for remarks and comments that deviate from established norms and go against core feminist values. The author gives an example of a review written by himself and the harsh criticism of one another’s members. She explains how a false ideology is presented against her interpretation and women blindly accept that ideology based on their innate feminism (Sommers, 2006).
Thomas Sowell suggests in the video that gender inequality is based on the choices they make. He states that women who work continuously without taking time away from family responsibilities earn more than men who work continuously. He suggests that the wage gap is due to the choices made by men and women. The video also reinforces the idea that gender differences determine and influence choices that separate the two sexes (Sowell, 2008). Other writers and actors also recognize gender differences and their impact on individual freedom. The 19th century writer Kate Chopin also presents the ideology of women’s freedom and equal rights in her novels (Washington State University, 2008).
