https://padlet.com/Aybuk/fcklb00g2lii Helloo!! We are Aybuk, Saliha and Betül and welcome of all ! We hope you like our page, Have funnn !! :) en-us 2019-04-15 08:25:20 UTC 2026-02-27 16:58:48 UTC hello@padlet.com Aybuk https://padlet.com/Aybuk/fcklb00g2lii/wish/351588758 Gender inequality takes many difrent fooms,depending on the economic structure and social organization a particular society and on the culture of any particular group within that ciety.Although we speak ofgender inequality, it is usually women who are sadvantaged relative to similarly situated men.
Women often receive lower pay for the same or comparable work, and
they are frequently blocked in their chances for advancement. There is usually an imbalance in the amount of housework  child care a wife does compared to her husband, even when both spend the same amount of time in paid work outside the home.
Gender inequality can also take the form of girls getting less education than boys of the same social class. The gender gap in education is closing at all levels of schooling, and among some groups, women surpass men in higher education degrees. In many countries, men get priority over women in the distribution of health care services. Contraceptive use has risen in industrial countries, but in developing countries complications in childbirth are still a leading cause of death for young women.Sexual exploitation and violenceagainst women are part ofgender inequality in many other ways. In wars and national uprisings, women of one racial
ethnic group are often raped by the men of the opposing racial ethnic group as a deliberate weapon of shaming and humiliation. Domestically, women are vulnerable to beatings, rape, and murder-often by their husbands or
boyfriends, and especially when they try to leave an abusive relationship.The bodies of girls and women are used in sex work-pornography and
prostitution. They are on display in movies, television, and advertising in almost every country.
Gender inequality can also disadvantage men. In many countries, only men serve in the armed forces, and in most countries, only men are sent
into direct combat. It is mostly men who do the more dangerous work, such as firefighting and policing. Although women have fought in wars and are
entering police forces and fire departments, the gender arrangements of most societies assume that women will do the work of bearing and caring
for children while men will do the work of protecting and supporting them economically.]]> 2019-04-15 08:36:29 UTC https://padlet.com/Aybuk/fcklb00g2lii/wish/351588758