Gender Bias Period 3 by Nicole Jansen

Turkey

2015-09-28 16:56:14 UTC

Because there are barely any women in big careers such as the political field their voices aren't heard as often as the voices of men. We see this in document 1 where women percentages are very low in some careers

Thailand

2015-09-28 16:56:15 UTC

Need to get their voice told on women's rights

Egypt

2015-09-28 16:56:33 UTC

Social media has become a great part of our society. On social media, it has become easy to criticize and insult others. Usually, women are more insulted and making their feature that has been insulted "perfect" becomes their top priority. Trying to be perfect then makes their appearance their top priority and not their personality and brains.

T

2015-09-28 16:57:12 UTC

Women should be heard in society

Colombia

2015-09-28 16:57:15 UTC

Women earned only 78% of what men earned for doing the same jobs, and there is an increasing difference between gender wages beginning in 1980. -Doc 3

Thailand

2015-09-28 16:57:46 UTC

This course is gender biased and the questions being asked

Australia

2015-09-28 16:58:22 UTC

That women should be payed as much as men.

Ireland

2015-09-28 16:58:23 UTC

Men are quoted more in media about women's problems

Canada

2015-09-28 16:58:27 UTC

Women don't get enough power in the U.S

Canada

2015-09-28 16:58:35 UTC

Women should be herd about abortion because it affects them

Australia

2015-09-28 16:58:50 UTC

Women should be paid as much as men

Colombia

2015-09-28 16:59:34 UTC

Women make up less than ten percent of our government today

India

ihs_njansen — 2015-09-28 17:00:02 UTC

women's voices are shortchanged because mens voices are listed more than womes.

Thailand

2015-09-28 17:00:23 UTC

All the questions have been for women's rights and wealth equality so our opinions have to be the same to get the correct answer even if we believe differently

Ireland

2015-09-28 17:01:08 UTC

women can be misrepresented by having men talk about their problems

India

ihs_njansen — 2015-09-28 17:01:14 UTC

women earned 22% less than men for doing the same job.

Egypt

2015-09-28 17:02:08 UTC

Gender bias shortchange voices because it can isolate each gender's point of view of a event or a group of people.

Egypt

2015-09-28 17:04:36 UTC

In our society, women only make about 75% of every dollar men make, as shown in document three. No matter how hard or long a woman works, she will never earn the same pay as a man doing the same job.

Ireland

2015-09-28 17:04:48 UTC

People would rather have men run their company as you can see from document number 2 their are more CEOs named John than all women CEOs combined

Thailand

2015-09-28 17:04:49 UTC

All the papers require a deeper meaning but some of us may not see a deeper meaning because of our opinions and get the question wrong

Ireland

2015-09-28 17:04:56 UTC

Document number three states that men get paid more than women do on the dollar, which is a problem because they are getting paid less for the same work that men do

Canada

2015-09-28 17:04:57 UTC

Only 12% of women are quoted about abortion. This shows that women are not being quoted enough in an area that really only effects them

Tha

2015-09-28 17:04:59 UTC

According to document 4, men were quoted more than women about women's rights.

Turkey

2015-09-28 17:05:04 UTC

Document 1 shows how many women the population is made up of and men are biased in careers because they have "bigger jobs". This also shows that only a few women make it to these certain jobs. Therefore there are barely any women being heard in society

India

ihs_njansen — 2015-09-28 17:05:04 UTC

In document 4 it stated and showed in the graph how men were quoted more than double of women.

Australia

2015-09-28 17:05:08 UTC

Women and men aren't treated as equals and that women aren't in government as much and they only get paid 75 cents for every dollar men get paid

Australia

2015-09-28 17:05:17 UTC

I'm the government women need to have their voice heard so we get all of the opinions of people and get real equality in the government. There are way more men than women in this day and age in all forms of the government.

Thailand

2015-09-28 17:05:42 UTC

In source four it from extreme inequality for all things run men were quoted way more than women are it showed that men were quoted more than two times more than crowded

Egypt

2015-09-28 17:06:43 UTC

Gender bias can shortchange voices because it can isolate each gender's perspective on a event or group of people. As seen in example 4, women don't get quoted as much as men. This could set aside a perspective that is needed in society.

India

ihs_njansen — 2015-09-28 17:06:55 UTC

In document 2 the bar graph showed how an average of one male name (John) made up more CEO positions than all females combined

Colombia

2015-09-28 17:07:18 UTC

Women make up less than 6% of CEOs of Fortune 500 companies, this means men are more heavily trusted with leading companies than women

Columbia

2015-09-28 17:07:30 UTC

In this society women are portrayed in generally a negative way, usually through media. They are often degraded and being valued for their appearance rather than their viewpoints and ideas. When kids are young, girls and boys equally wanted to work in the government. When they became 15, a majority of people who wanted to work for the government were male. -Document 5

Ireland

2015-09-28 17:07:41 UTC

More people would vote for men than woman. We know this because only a small portion of the legislative system

Canada

2015-09-28 17:08:17 UTC

If more women were involved in government, our laws might change to better suit the needs of women as well as men.