David S. Pedulla asks why the gender revolution” to have stalled, and what needs to be done to get it back on track.
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ED 262 mylineONLINE: Gender, Sexism, & Sexual Orientations
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Women have different views about gender discrimination - does it depend on whether we feel we are on the way up or the way out? |
add your insight...Many things affect the way women are viewed by society, and workplace policies definitely have an affect on how women are viewed and how they choose to spend their life. Unfair workplace policies can lead to women making choices that aren’t best for them or what they would prefer. As mentioned in the article if given the choice women would choose to have a career or at least have a non-stereotypical relationship. Meaning that they would not stick with their traditional gender role as the housekeeper and stay at home mom. However, if non-equal workplace policies are in place women are more likely to choose these roles. As we can see from the surveys conducted in the article.