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1. The Society can judge by physical appearance.
2. The fear to set standards in society when a person to have a better appearance has to be with someone of their level.
3. Body hair topic is still a heavily discussed one.
4. In fictional stories, when a man flies he’s a hero, but when a woman does that she’s a witch.
5.  People relate differently to debates between men and women.

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Evelyn Torres, nayome Jimenez, Estephanie Delgado 

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Evelyn Torres, nayome Jimenez, Estephanie Delgado 

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If a single father goes to the park they praise him, but if they see a single woman they criticize her

men do not express their emotions, but women do

women can hit boys, but boys can't do it

men dont have to shave but women do because they find it disto

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When it comes to gender, double standards are alive and well. Let's face it: despite all of the advances toward gender equality, many people still expect different things from men and women.

This is why studies about female breadwinners or advertisements featuring stay-at-home dads are newsworthy, why "boys will be boys" is actually still a phrase humans use, and why it's standard for men to catcall women on the street and not vice-versa. These inequalities arguably exist because it's common for people to judge mens' and women's behavior by different standards.

Redditor blackbird holiday asked other Reddit users to identify some of the things women are generally judged more harshly for than men.The results made us realize just how much has to change.

Here are five things Reddit users believe society looks down on women for:

1. Having "too many" sexual partners. While no-one's "number" should matter, the sexual double standard is alive and well. Men who sleep around are "studs," but women who do the same are "sluts." What's more, a disturbing study found that women labelled "promiscuous" were rejected by their male and female peers, which is all kinds of messed up.

2. Having a messy home. Though an estimated 81 percent of men and 87 percent of women report feeling anxious about home upkeep, women still do the majority of the housework. Why? Because women are judged much more harshly than men for having a messy home. We like the attitude HuffPost blogger Claire McCarthy shared in her Feb. 25 post: "We have more important things to do. If there is some time left over after we talk, eat together, play together and finish this really great book, we'll clean. If not, well, it can wait."

3. Being overweight. Though both men and women experience fat prejudice, studies have found that overweight women feel more societal pressure to lose weight than overweight men.

4. Being blunt or assertive. A woman who speaks her mind too much is deemed bossy, aggressive or arrogant -- whereas a mouthy dude is simply showcasing his executive leadership skills.

5. Not having children. Childfree women are often referred to as "selfish" and told they will regret their decision not to have kids. Because what kind of unnatural woman would never want to be a mother? Men get no such flak -- being a dad isn't considered to be an essential part of manhood. Plus, men have way more time to decide if they want kids.

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1-When a woman hit a man everyone think that it is a kinda joke, but when hit a woman is abuse and violence.
2-  There are more jobs opportunities for men. They think that the man have more abilities than the woman's.
3-Physical appearance, sometimes looking for woman who have good body and perfect sizes, but they are different from what they are looking for.
4-Male vs. Female friendship, The woman's can kiss and hug without anyone batting an eye. These are just normal for female friendships,however, when men are close to their friends, they are called "gay".
5- Household chores, Everyone who lives in the same house, should contribute to house chores. But our society attributes house chores as work for women. Women are supposed to clean, cook, and wash and men are supposed to do the yard work.

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1.The power of men to decide what the world is going to look like, what counts and what doesn't, hasn't really been terribly disrupted in a generation.
2.women get disrespected for breastfeeding
3.man can't show emotion but women can
4.men are praised for having a lots of partners
5.Men are supposed to go work and women have to stay home

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men are stronger then women

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1. Men believe that they're stronger than woman.
2. Women get disrespected if they breast feed.
3. Men believe that they can do anything that a girl cant.
4. Women have to be in shape after they get out of labor.
5. What ever men could do women could do.

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The gender wage gap is the difference between what men and women earn and are paid. There are many factors that contribute to the gender wage gap including but not limited to: access to education, occupational segregation, direct pay discrimination, bias against working mothers, racial bias, disability, and ageism. It is also important to note that different groups of women experience different gaps in pay.

According to the American Association of University Women (AAUW), a group that promotes equity and education for women and girls, the gender pay gap occurs across nearly all occupations and industries. The gap itself, when looking at median earnings, is about 18 cents per dollar. Meaning that for every dollar a male makes, a woman makes 82 cents. When considering racial bias, the percentages change. The following figures from AAUW are women's percentages of men's salaries broken down by race:

Asian women, 90%

White women, 79%

Black women, 62%

Native, Hawaiian, Pacific Islander women, 61%

American Indian or Alaska Native Women, 57%

Hispanic or Latinx women, 54%

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Gender Double Standards | Double Standards for Women | GETTIK

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The gender wage gap is the difference between what men and women earn and are paid. There are many factors that contribute to the gender wage gap including but not limited to: access to education, occupational segregation, direct pay discrimination, bias against working mothers, racial bias, disability, and ageism.

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men are stronger then women

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Jacqueline Flores & Naydelin Huereta & Natalie 

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Jacqueline Flores & Naydelin Huereta & Natalie 

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1)people thinking you are so perfect cause you have a nice job.
2)Thinking you all that cause you dress up nice.
3)People giving you attitude when you actaully work for what you want.
4)Deciding to keep going or give up.
5)Letting yourself down cause people talk bad about you.

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Jocelyn Guardado Ivan Herrera and Kevin Garcia

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Jocelyn Guardado Ivan Herrera and Kevin Garcia

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1. Women are still not paid the same wages as men for doing the same jobs in the US.
2.Women are still expected to change their last name when they get married.

3. Cleavage is prevalent in advertisements and media, but women breastfeeding their children in public are still told to cover up.

4. Men are disproportionately praised for taking care of their children, whereas women are expected to be caregivers.

5. Women pay more for the same everyday items because of the "pink tax."

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1. men believe that theyŕe stronger then woman..
2. men say that successful women are more bossy and less likeable then a man.
3.men think they cant show emotion but women can.
4. if breast are exposed in a sexualised its acceptable and when a woman is feeding her baby its considered inappropriate.
5.women are expected to snap back into shape after having a baby.

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1) Men can’t show emotions but women can.
2)Men are praised for having a lot of partners but women are criticized for it
3)Single mothers is seen as something negative
4) men are suppose to work and women stay at home
5) Men are stronger than women

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Definition: Double standards theory predicts that people use different standards for making inferences about others' abilities based on social status. Social identity processes, however, imply that people evaluate in-group members more positively than other-group members.

Example of double standard:
Women are still expected to change their last name when they get married.

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