Gender and society

Tim Hjersted | The world needs all of us to become healers. It needs us to nurture the sacred feminine and the sacred masculine that lies dormant to various degrees within each and every one of us, no matter...

These talks celebrate and break down what it means to live outside society's traditional (and outdated) understanding of gender.

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This post really is worth a thousand words. It shows some huge gender stereotypes for men and women. Gender and how society views it is a huge problem for me, when people don't fit into "man" or "woman" it makes it so easy to discriminate and make them feel like a second class citizen.

Education- Men were taught to be brave and outgoing while women were expected to be reserved and quiet. Gender roles were distinct in the Tudor Society.

BREAKING NEWS: We found a country that has achieved gender equality! In Equiterra all people have equal rights and opportunities, regardless of their gender. Women and girls feel safe when walking at night. They get paid equally as men, for work of equal value. Men and women share chores and care duties at home, and they can access high quality care at affordable rates.

For our first project in my Print & Digital Production class, we had to choose a social issue and create a poster addressing it.My poster addresses gender inequality not only in the United States, but around the globe. My goal was to make it minimalisti…

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The world became a Man's world when humans began relying on agriculture for their survival. Prior to that women, in all religions and cultures, were respected. Today, Our society has a set of ideas about gender roles in society and how we expect men and women to dress, behave, and present themselves. While people continue to stereotype women often forget that we still continue to personify nature as "Mother Nature" - A woman.