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    The document discusses gender equality and stereotypes. It provides an overview of stereotypes, the history of women's rights, statistics on current gender inequalities, and potential solutions. Specifically, it outlines how: 1) Stereotypes are oversimplified ideas that are often negative gender stereotypes. 2) Historically, women were seen as less than men and did not have rights like voting until the 1920s after the Suffragette movement advocated for women's suffrage. 3) Current statistics still show inequalities between men and women in areas like pay, workplace participation, education, and experiences of violence.

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    The document discusses gender equality and stereotypes. It provides an overview of stereotypes, the history of women's rights, statistics on current gender inequalities, and potential solutions. Specifically, it outlines how: 1) Stereotypes are oversimplified ideas that are often negative gender stereotypes. 2) Historically, women were seen as less than men and did not have rights like voting until the 1920s after the Suffragette movement advocated for women's suffrage. 3) Current statistics still show inequalities between men and women in areas like pay, workplace participation, education, and experiences of violence.

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    The document discusses gender equality and stereotypes. It provides an overview of stereotypes, the history of women's rights, statistics on current gender inequalities, and potential solutions. Specifically, it outlines how: 1) Stereotypes are oversimplified ideas that are often negative gender stereotypes. 2) Historically, women were seen as less than men and did not have rights like voting until the 1920s after the Suffragette movement advocated for women's suffrage. 3) Current statistics still show inequalities between men and women in areas like pay, workplace participation, education, and experiences of violence.

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    The document discusses gender equality and stereotypes. It provides an overview of stereotypes, the history of women's rights, statistics on current gender inequalities, and potential solutions. Specifically, it outlines how: 1) Stereotypes are oversimplified ideas that are often negative gender stereotypes. 2) Historically, women were seen as less than men and did not have rights like voting until the 1920s after the Suffragette movement advocated for women's suffrage. 3) Current statistics still show inequalities between men and women in areas like pay, workplace participation, education, and experiences of violence.

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    GENDER EQUALITY

    GROUP MEMBERS:
    BAKIR HUSSAIN
    FRAZ NASIR
    Gender Equality
    ARSLAN ASGHAR
    Population
    HAMMAD IJAZ
    ABUBAKAR
    ALI RAZA
    Population: Gender Equality

    OVERVIEW

    • Stereotypes
    • History of women’s rights
    • Statistics
    • Solutions
    Population: Gender Equality

    STEREOTYPES

    • Stereotypes are oversimplified ideas of a


    particular type of person (or idea, or place) that
    many people believe are true.

    • They are often negative.


    Population: Gender Equality

    GENDER STEREOTYPES
    Population: Gender Equality

    GENDER STEREOTYPES

    • More examples:

    – “Like a girl”

    – “Be a man”
    Population: Gender Equality

    HISTORY

    • Women were seen as less than men


    • Thy husband is thy lord, thy life, thy keeper, Thy
    head, thy sovereign . . .
    • Women couldn’t stand up
    for themselves
    Population: Gender Equality

    THE SUFFRAGETTES

    • Women could not vote before 1920s


    • In the 1860s they formed ‘Suffragette’ Societies
    to bring the unfairness of this to light
    Population: Gender Equality

    THE SUFFRAGETTES

    • The Suffragettes were not welcomed


    Population: Gender Equality

    VOTES FOR WOMEN

    • In 1918 Women finally got the vote, but not fully


    until the 1920s – and still not everybody agreed
    with this.

    A 1920 anti-Suffragettes postcard


    Population: Gender Equality

    AFTER THE VOTE

    1920: Women could become lawyers


    1922: Women could inherit property
    1929: Women became ‘persons’ by law
    1970: Equal Pay Act makes it illegal to pay women at
    different rates
    1980 : Women allowed to borrow in their own
    name
    1994: It becomes illegal for a husband to rape his
    wife
    Population: Gender Equality

    SOME STATISTICS

    • Are we equal?

    • The workplace:
    • Women earn less (10% for full-time and 34% for part-
    time work)
    • 70% of minimum wage jobs are done by women
    • 55% of women take part in the labour market
    Population: Gender Equality

    SOME STATISTICS

    • One area of gender equality - body image :

    • Feeling bad about their appearance made 16% of girls


    avoid going to school and 20% avoid giving an opinion
    in public
    • 20% of boys are extremely concerned about their
    weight, leading to depression and / or drug use
    (increasing use of steroids in young men leading to
    many side effects)
    Population: Gender Equality

    SOME STATISTICS

    • Education:
    • 20% of girls put off science because it’s “for boys”
    • 90% of nurses are female (but men earn 5% more)
    • Sexual violence:
    • 1 in 3 teen girls experienced sexual violence from a
    boyfriend
    • 1 in 3 girls experience sexual bullying in school on a
    daily basis
    Population: Gender Equality

    GENDER IS ALL AROUND US…


    Population: Gender Equality

    THEN AND NOW


    Population: Gender Equality

    GENDER IN MODERN ADVERTISING

    Current public transport ad

    2012 Chinos advertisement


    Population: Gender Equality

    TOP GOOGLE SEARCHES…

    • How to change the conversation?


    Population: Gender Equality

    TASKS

    • These facts and images have ALL been drawn from


    ‘developed’ westernised countries

    • Look for examples of equality / inequality in other areas


    of the world

    • Look for strategies that are working

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