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    The document discusses gender equality and discrimination. It states that gender equality is a human right but there remains a gap in opportunities and decision making power between men and women globally. It also discusses how to contribute to stopping discrimination through education to change mindsets and reducing unconscious biases in classrooms and media portrayals.

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    The document discusses gender equality and discrimination. It states that gender equality is a human right but there remains a gap in opportunities and decision making power between men and women globally. It also discusses how to contribute to stopping discrimination through education to change mindsets and reducing unconscious biases in classrooms and media portrayals.

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    The document discusses gender equality and discrimination. It states that gender equality is a human right but there remains a gap in opportunities and decision making power between men and women globally. It also discusses how to contribute to stopping discrimination through education to change mindsets and reducing unconscious biases in classrooms and media portrayals.

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    Dela Cruz, Sophia Alexisse O.
    The document discusses gender equality and discrimination. It states that gender equality is a human right but there remains a gap in opportunities and decision making power between men and women globally. It also discusses how to contribute to stopping discrimination through education to change mindsets and reducing unconscious biases in classrooms and media portrayals.

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    ACTIVITY NO.

    2
    Name: Dela Cruz, Sophia Alexisse O. Date: September 20,2022
    Year & Section: BSTM 1A NIGHT Prof: Mr.Joselito Layola
    1. What is your personal point of view on gender equality? (5 points)

    -“Gender equality is a human right, but our world faces a persistent gap in access to
    opportunities and decision-making power for women and men.” The term "gender equality"
    entails understanding equal opportunities, rights, and responsibilities for girls, boys, and both
    sexes. It also refers to the recognition of the variety among the various groups of women and
    men and their needs, wants, and interests.

    Despite the fact the world's progress toward the Millennium Development Goals for gender
    equality and women's empowerment (including offering boys and girls the opportunity to
    education), women and girls continue to battle discrimination and violence everywhere. As per
    research, gender equality has a strong affiliation to peace than a nation's GDP or degree of
    democracy. The risk of utilizing military action is lower in countries with higher gender equality.
    Peace is promoted when a nation addresses key instances of gender inequality, such as in the
    workplace and on the campus.

    2. How can you contribute in stopping discrimination? (5 points)


    Women often receive lower social status and have significant restrictions on their
    independence. Ladies do indeed earn less than males and are treated with less respect,
    especially in more developed countries with laws prohibiting orientation segregation. A lofty
    goal with many obstacles is reducing orientation separation. The real way to reduce orientation
    segregation is through education and fundamentally changing how people think about
    orientation employment, even though unofficial rules undoubtedly aid what is occurring.
    Lessen the sexism that occurs in the classroom. Many teachers subconsciously prefer male
    students. This might take the form of disrupting female students when they are speaking or
    asking boys more queries. To the extent that media is concerned, promote media wariness.
    Media portrayals of both sexes frequently portray them negatively: Men are portrayed as
    emotionless beasts with no control over their urges to sex, while women are portrayed as
    foolish, weak, and always ready for sex. As these images circulate, they become so deeply
    ingrained in society's collective unconscious that some people accuse a victim of sexual assault
    of having earned the assault. People can learn to understand that the media isn't
    representative of reality by receiving instruction on how to interpret it.

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