Chapter 3 ME

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it refers to unequal treatment, access to opportunities, power, and resources based on gender.
Gender-Based Social Inequalities

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TermDefinition
it refers to unequal treatment, access to opportunities, power, and resources based on gender.
Gender-Based Social Inequalities
It refers to the unequal treatment or perceptions of individuals based on their gender. It results in unequal access to rights, resources, opportunities, and power.
Gender Inequality
It happens when a person is treated unfairly specifically because of their gender or gender identity.
Gender Discrimination
Underrepresentation of women in high government positions. Gender-based political harassment
Political Inequality
Gender pay gap. Women concentrated in lower-paying jobs. Limited women in executive leadership
Economic Inequality
Double standards in dating and sexuality Expectation that women prioritize family over career Men discouraged from emotional vulnerability
Social and Cultural Inequality
Women are emotional. Men are strong and rational.
Personality Stereotypes
Generalized beliefs about how men and women should behave.
Gender Stereotyping
Women should be caregivers. Men should be providers.
Role Stereotypes
a belief system emphasizing male dominance, toughness, and superiority. Reinforces male authority and discourages emotional expression.
Machismo
Engineers are male. Nurses are female.
Occupational Stereotypes
The belief that women should emulate the Virgin Mary, pure, self-sacrificing, submissive. Normalizes women's self-sacrifice and discourages resistance to abuse.
Marianismo
Women must be modest and attractive. Men must be muscular and dominant.
Physical Appearance Stereotypes
Hatred or prejudice against women.
Misogyny
It includes using masculine terms for generic roles (e.g., "policeman"), gender-specific pronouns, and stereotypical descriptors that reinforce traditional roles.
Gender-biased language
Hatred or prejudice against men.
Misandry
it reflects and perpetuates gender inequality, stereotypes, and discrimination by favouring one gender, usually men, over others.
Gender-biased language