Essays on Woman

Abstract:  Gender inequality means that men and women are not equal and gender affects the life of a private. It refers to academic, health, political and economical inequalities between men and women. Discrimination against women is a global issue as even in developed Western nations women experience biasness on the basis of their gender. In...

Islam is a religion of peace which has elevated women to their esteem and has given them all the rights which men enjoy, such as legal, social, economic, spiritual rights, etc. Islam has given women an honorable life and has lit the light of rights in their lives. Islam abolished all obscure pre-Islamic practices and...

There is no tool for development more effective than empowerment of woman” – Kofi Annan. Women are a beautiful being on this earth and she don’t need a man to remind her this facts. Women being a citizen as equally as man have full and equal right as man to participate in political life. Cultural...

Since women are showing similar interest in new job opportunities as men, the work culture of many industries has changed. Whether you hire females to draw an appealing image of your business to your customers or to enhance staff preservation, it really works but it is not enough. Hiring more women in the workplace is...

Diversity has a wide range of definitions associated with it. The main component to diversity is difference. The United States has been a melting pot for all genders, races, and religions to integrate and operate in society, especially in the media. The media has been a huge element contributing to people’s everyday lives. As mass...

The problem with Nobel Prizes is that only 3% of women have won it in the history of the awards. Based on the article adapted by Gibney, E. (2018, September), there has been a rising voice for Nobel committees to consider gender diversity in addition to work quality when nominating scientists. The Nobel Prizes were...

In the novel Breadgivers, Sara Smolinsky comes of age in a shifting and uncertain era. The Gilded Age was a time of change for many different aspects of American life, particularly family life and gender relations. As work became more modern and industrialized, the expectations and ideals for women followed suit. The “True Woman” of...

How often do men approach and touch women at bars without an invitation and how often is this recognized as a social issue? The answer is very often and almost never. This is due to the social construction of gendered behaviour and gender inequality. Gender throughout time has been socially constructed to create difference between...

The mention of women as a temptation in literature and popular culture indicates that men are tempted and lured into bad situations due to women. This is very clear in Of Mice and Men. Women as temptation appears multiple times throughout the book. It is meant to symbolize a trap and to grasp the weaknesses...

This statement echoes several social issues involving women but unfortunately aren’t addressed and tackled enough. Some say that gender equality has already been established but one look at reality will show that different factors, such as career, affect the situation. Perhaps one of the most upsetting issues nowadays focuses on the few and the diminishing...