G Block Gender and Equality by Erin O'Dwyer

Han

2019-03-06 02:24:26 UTC

In most cases boys would be considered stronger, faster, and better then girls. and most girls are told taught that they are soft and fragile.

Isaac

2019-03-06 02:24:26 UTC

In Vietnam I think that women are treated the same as men because we have Vietnamese teachers that are women.

Martin

2019-03-06 02:24:32 UTC

In Vietnam, most of the males and females are treated fairly. However, in some places far away from the city they still think that men are better than women.

Anh C

2019-03-06 02:24:32 UTC

I know that in Vietnam, people used to treat people different by their genders, for instance they'd let a male married many females at once, but not for females.

Lisa

2019-03-06 02:24:34 UTC

In Afghanistan it is hard for woman to get a job

Selina

2019-03-06 02:24:34 UTC

In Vietnam more parents wants to give birth to boys rather than boys.

Isa

2019-03-06 02:24:34 UTC

Vietnamese used to think that man is better than woman

Suri

2019-03-06 02:24:35 UTC

Vietnam used to treated man better than woman but not anymore now

Harry

2019-03-06 02:24:36 UTC

Women in Vietnam can do the same that men can do.

Hai

2019-03-06 02:24:42 UTC

Gender equality in Vietnam is not as bad as it seems. Men are sort of considered being a upper hand to the family but the women are the sort of helpers the care takers of the family making sure everyone is happy and healthy.

Khang

khang_nv_bui010 — 2019-03-06 02:24:42 UTC

Long time ago, in Vietnam, we have a regime that women have to do everything inside the house like cooking, caring the babies and they shouldn't go to work

Michael

2019-03-06 02:24:53 UTC

I think that men get paid more

Myan

an_nm_nguyen008 — 2019-03-06 02:24:53 UTC

Vietnamese women usually has to prepare food when there's a party and all the men just talk.

Jasey

2019-03-06 02:24:56 UTC

Most of the high status in Vietnamese government are held by men.

Ben

2019-03-06 02:25:12 UTC

Women literally have no power.

Kat

2019-03-06 02:25:14 UTC

Although gender quality has been encouraged here, there are still some gender roles attached to children and adults.

Jeffrey

2019-03-06 02:25:27 UTC

Some people still believe that women should do the cooking, while men have to do the hard work
I guess it’s sort of fair but not really. Women have a harder time earning money

Michael

2019-03-06 02:25:38 UTC

Men has more power in Afghanistan

Jack.P

2019-03-06 02:25:55 UTC

Women are treated unfair.

Hai

2019-03-06 02:26:22 UTC

In Afghanistan women are treated really unfairly, almost with no power.

Ben

2019-03-06 02:26:32 UTC

Women can go out by their selves but there is still some problems about men beating up women. There's still a lot of raping going on.

Kat

2019-03-06 02:26:44 UTC

A majority of Afghan men thinks they're superior to women

Suri

2019-03-06 02:26:55 UTC

some believe that woman should stayed at home but some doesn't

Myan

an_nm_nguyen008 — 2019-03-06 02:26:56 UTC

Women in Afghanistan is not supposed to have a job.

Selina

2019-03-06 02:27:05 UTC

In Afghanistan, women are supposed to just stay home and never be out unless they are with a man.

Anh

2019-03-06 02:27:10 UTC

girls and boys can get educated

Jeffrey

2019-03-06 02:27:17 UTC

In the Sara Bahai’s city, women are looked down upon and will get abused/harassed if they leave their house without a male companion

Harry

2019-03-06 02:27:22 UTC

Elsa

2019-03-06 02:27:27 UTC

Men has more power than woman

Isaac

2019-03-06 02:28:13 UTC

In Afghanistan Women are treated unfairly because Sara cant even drive a taxi without trouble

Ben

2019-03-06 02:31:25 UTC

Why don't women in Afghanistan learn martial art?

Kat

2019-03-06 02:33:26 UTC

How was Afghan women affected by the regulations and sexism in Afghanistan?

Isaac

2019-03-06 02:34:09 UTC

How come 50 years ago women could go shopping and stuff and now they have to wear the full body things?
What happen??

Anh

2019-03-06 02:34:09 UTC

I wonder why there were so many women walking with other women 50 years ago?

Han

2019-03-06 02:34:09 UTC

I wonder what or who made it this way. I also wonder what made it change so drastically.

Selina

2019-03-06 02:34:10 UTC

Why are women covering themselves more over time?
Doesn't most culture change in the opposite way?
Does the change of women dressing in Afghanistan have to do with how they are being treated?

Jasey

2019-03-06 02:34:11 UTC

Why does most women in the 1950s are more free than the one today?

Hai

2019-03-06 02:34:16 UTC

Why do they look so scary? >.<

Harry

2019-03-06 02:34:19 UTC

Why do women in Afghanistan look so different and what if they don't want to wear the scarf

Lisa

2019-03-06 02:34:19 UTC

What happen over 50 years? Did people before follow islam?

Michael

2019-03-06 02:34:30 UTC

Why does woman change so much

Suri

2019-03-06 02:34:30 UTC

why did they design those type of clothes for the woman ?

Elsa

2019-03-06 02:34:30 UTC

Why does the modern day women in Afghanistan put more clothes on than the women from the old days?

Martin

2019-03-06 02:34:37 UTC

Who made Muslim women change?

Myan

an_nm_nguyen008 — 2019-03-06 02:34:47 UTC

Was Afghanistan an Islamic country 50 years ago or they just became one recently?
Why do they believe in different things even though they're also Islamic, where did they get it from?

Khang

khang_nv_bui010 — 2019-03-06 02:34:47 UTC

Isa

2019-03-06 02:34:56 UTC

Why do woman in Afghanistan have to cover up their face?

Anh C

2019-03-06 02:35:04 UTC

Why do women have to cover their faces and hair but not men

What

2019-03-06 02:35:10 UTC

Jack.P

2019-03-06 02:35:11 UTC

What's that blue thing that the woman are wearing ( it look like a blanket to me)

John

2019-03-06 02:35:24 UTC

Why do women wear clothe that cover their whole body?

Khang

khang_nv_bui010 — 2019-03-06 02:35:24 UTC

Why

Khang

khang_nv_bui010 — 2019-03-06 02:35:24 UTC

WHAT IS THE REASON WHY THE AFGHANISTAN WOMEN IN 1960'S HAVE MORE FREEDOM THAN IN THE MODERN LIFE.

Jeffrey

2019-03-06 02:35:28 UTC

Why do they have to wear that blue sheet thingy thing thing around to cover every part of the body except for the eyes while in 1960 ish, they wore casual and normal clothing

Cuong

2019-03-06 02:36:12 UTC

How does
woman treated nowadays?