Gender Discrimination

on Men
Gender Discrimination on Men
Gender discrimination against men refers to the
unjust or prejudicial treatment of individuals based
on their gender, with a specific focus on males. This
can manifest in various forms, including stereotypes,
biases, and unequal opportunities in areas such as
employment, legal decisions, and societal
expectations. Recognizing and addressing gender
discrimination against men is essential for promoting
equality and dismantling harmful stereotypes and
practices.
Societal Stereotypes
• Societal stereotypes on men often revolve around
traditional gender roles and expectations. These
can include the pressure for men to conform to
notions of stoicism, emotional restraint, and
dominance.
Men don't cry
Men should only be
musculine
Legal Implications

• Legal Implications - Legal implications of gender

discrimination against men can involve issues such
as biased family court decisions, unequal parental
rights, and challenges in addressing male victims of
domestic violence.
Court decisions on child
custody
Domestic violence against
men is ignored.
Workplace Issues
• Workplace issues against men can include biases
related to hiring, promotion, and salary, as well as
stereotyping based on traditional gender roles.
Discussing how these factors contribute to a
gendered work environment and exploring ways to
promote equality and diversity in the workplace
can be part of the conversation.
Men do blue collared jobs
but, paid less.
Pink collared jobs should
not be only intended for
women
Mental Health Concerns
• Mental Health Concerns - Gender discrimination
can have significant mental health implications for
men. Societal expectations, stigma around
expressing emotions, and the pressure to conform
to traditional masculine ideals may contribute to
mental health challenges. Discussing the impact on
men's well-being, encouraging open conversations
about mental health, and promoting supportive
environments are crucial aspects of addressing
these concerns.
Men don't talk about their
problem
Silent epidemic of male
suicide