My parents were quite thoughtful about the information. They expressed that much of what I learned is crucial for understanding society better. They believe that recognizing the issues can be the first step to creating change. Some of the details surprised them, while others were already familiar.

2. Is the gender inequality situation true for our society, for our home?

For our society, there definitely are instances of gender inequality. My parents shared stories of how they've seen people being treated differently based on their gender. As for our home, we always strive for equality, but sometimes, without realizing, we might fall into traditional roles. It's a continuous journey to ensure equality at all times.

3. Is there anything you as a son/daughter can do to ease the burden or reduce the work load?

Absolutely. I realized from our conversation that I can take more initiative. By assisting with chores, sharing responsibilities, and being more understanding, I can play my part. Being proactive and understanding the needs of the family can help in ensuring everyone feels equally valued and unburdened.

4. What did you learn from talking to your parents?

Talking to my parents was enlightening. I got a clearer understanding of their perspective and the evolution of gender roles over the years. They shared their experiences, which made me realize the importance of open dialogue. They believe in the power of change, and they emphasized that the younger generation, including me, plays a crucial role in shaping a more equitable future.

What we learned from the session in which we talked with our parents is that gender stereotypes is just an idea that society provides us, it’s an idea of the people that is shared from past generations, this means that we learned a new perspective of society, all people is equal and all should have the same possibilities, not making a comparison of people just by gender, we should include all the other factors and criticize a personas by other facts and not by it’s gender. 

2. The teacher will play a video for you to see how it complements what you have learned in the readings.  Consider the information for the next part.

The video has a perspective of what daily life is, reality is showed in a way that it happen in different situations, gender inequality and stereotypes are taken one to the other one, because the gender role takes the idea that man has more privileges, and this is a wrong idea of what all human rights are, taking out of context the meaning of role gender and converting it into domestic violence.