https://padlet.com/usictech/nryzs93k9n453vuc please discuss this statement and then provide the answers with examples en-us 2021-10-28 09:11:34 UTC 2025-11-18 02:32:23 UTC hello@padlet.com ykunqiqiake1 https://padlet.com/usictech/nryzs93k9n453vuc/wish/1850832647 No. According to the reading, simply increasing the number of women in power structures will only 'represent a false sense of achievement and a hollow victory.' It will also bring about other injustices such as racial or religious minority; poorer classes would lose their voice. In a patriarchal society, social values are determined by men. And women raised in this society are impacted. And It also said that there has probably never been a true matriarchy, which means women rule the society. Two kinds of matriarchy happen, matrifocal means that women are the focus of the social group, and matrilineal is most of the descent is traced through the female line. But the society now is still severely controlled by patriarchy. Therefore, increasing the number of women in the power structure is just a solution with a sugar coat. Underneath, society is still controlled by patriarchy. This problem will only be solved by increasing the voice of women and reducing gender socialization, embracing diversity, and eventually becoming a society of all genders that can have their voice and contribute together.]]> 2021-10-28 09:31:21 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/nryzs93k9n453vuc/wish/1850832647 kchen651 https://padlet.com/usictech/nryzs93k9n453vuc/wish/1850834199 Increasing women's education will increase their voice in the workplace and leadership positions, and many women will give up their jobs to become a full-time housewife. In the past, some families were not so rich, they would choose to send the boys to school, while the girls would do some housework at home and get married at an early age, if the number of female education was increased and the political system made it clear that more women should be educated.Although this cannot completely solve the patriarchy, it can play a role in changing people's social concept, Greatly increased the status of women
Overall,There is a clear interaction between social cultural values (and practices) and gender socialization. This only partially explains why in many developing countries, women’s "family" roles and responsibilities have always taken precedence over public roles and responsibilities
Women’s education and the promotion of gender equality in education are critical to development, and therefore emphasize the need to address gender differences in education extensively.

]]> 2021-10-28 09:32:19 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/nryzs93k9n453vuc/wish/1850834199 hchen1071 https://padlet.com/usictech/nryzs93k9n453vuc/wish/1850840818 We cannot solve the problem of patriarchy by increasing the number of women in our educational, economic and political systems, because patriarchy is genderless and our social ideals are determined by patriarchy. It helps shape our perception of reality. In patriarchy, the highest value is power. In mother-centered societies, the highest values are nurturing, life-giving, compassion, sensitivity, spontaneity, creativity, cooperation with nature and support for others. The main interaction is mutual and cooperative. In patriarchal societies, men in senior positions often occupy the most important and visible roles, and women in these senior positions are expected to conform to male norms. Attributes such as power, control, rationality and extreme competitiveness. And in two states where one promotes power and the other does not, the one without a sense of power will be defeated, so patriarchy is usually not a clear and sustained effort by men to dominate women. It's a long-standing system that we're born into and participate in, mostly unconsciously. So all people of gender identity can continue the patriarchy.]]> 2021-10-28 09:36:38 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/nryzs93k9n453vuc/wish/1850840818 https://padlet.com/usictech/nryzs93k9n453vuc/wish/1850847499 Patriarchy is men's occupation of women's labor, men are in the dominant position in the society, and women are in the inferior and subordinate position. In terms of education, the government should give more opportunities to women and let them have the chance to receive education. By increasing the number of women in education, economy and political system, the oppression of patriarchy on women can be alleviated, but may not be completely solved, because men will have the idea of patriarchy. Even if women have a higher status or a higher proportion of people, they may not be convinced by men.

]]> 2021-10-28 09:40:43 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/nryzs93k9n453vuc/wish/1850847499 swang2251 https://padlet.com/usictech/nryzs93k9n453vuc/wish/1850852136 No,In fact, striving for and achieving the goal of 50 per cent female representation in the highest authority would represent a false sense of achievement and a hollow victory. So increasing the number of women in the education, economic and political systems will not solve the problems of patriarchy.
women should be self-confident and self-sufficient, using their abilities in their areas of expertise and free from the world's prejudices against women.
 We will strengthen the formulation of relevant laws and regulations to protect women's employment, and strengthen the enforcement of legislative bodies. Good laws and regulations, establish a fair and just underground recruitment system; Sanctions that seek tasks based on unreasonable connections; In order to support unemployment discrimination legislation, and to ensure that the law must be strictly enforced.
In this way can the situation of patriarchy in society be gradually improved and equality between men and women be realized in a real sense]]> 2021-10-28 09:43:48 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/nryzs93k9n453vuc/wish/1850852136 https://padlet.com/usictech/nryzs93k9n453vuc/wish/1850852215 No, education may liberate women's minds but men's perceptions do not necessarily change just because they are highly educated. For example, more and more educated women no longer believe that women have to stay at home and be housewives, and that women can go out to work and become financially independent. But some stubborn men just think that women should stay at home and raise children while they go out and earn money to support their families. So even though women get a higher level of education it doesn't change the mindset of men. It doesn't solve the problem of patriarchy.]]> 2021-10-28 09:43:51 UTC https://padlet.com/usictech/nryzs93k9n453vuc/wish/1850852215