Effects of sexism on

gender
Lujain Bohamad
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In the past, people in Kuwait
preferred having a male new
born than a female child. Thus,
gender socialization began
before birth, whereby the child
was treated in certain ways. Boys
and girls were socialized into
segregated gender norms and
behavioural expectations; their
clothes, toys, and occupations
were also gendered.
Comparably, women in Pakistan
were nurtured into domestic
roles as opposed to leadership
roles of boys. This became a
impediment in achieving socio-
economic and political progress
of Kuwait.
 • Women are focused on beauty
Aesthetics • Less Confident in taking decisions
Myths • Less physical strength
• Avoid challenges
 Males are the breadwinner of the house
Gender • Males makes more money

stratification • These days society treats both men and

women equal
• Women are now playing their roles more
actively towards society
 • https://www.ntdaily.com/taking-a
-womens-and-gender-studies-clas
s-would-be-beneficial-to-all/

References • https://www.coe.int/en/web/hu
man-rights-channel/stop-sexism
• https://sasn.rutgers.edu/news-ev
ents/news/womens-gender-studi
es-symposium-focuses-democrac
y-and-disenfranchisement-0