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Gender  is the range of characteristics pertaining to, and differentiating between, femininity and masculinity. Depending on the context, these characteristics may include biological sex, sex-based social structures, or gender identity.

Gender identity: How to be more inclusive when using pronouns - Personnel  Today

Record Number of Transgender People Have Gender Identity Recognized in  Japan in 2019 | Nippon.com

Time to Move Beyond "Gender Is Socially Constructed" | Psychology Today

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Gender Inequality in the Caribbean - MyBlackMatters

Gender inequality   is the social process by which men and women are not treated as equals. The treatment may arise from distinctions regarding biology, psychology, or cultural norms. Some of these distinctions are empirically-grounded while others appear to be socially constructed .

Gender  inequality also affects  non-binary  people. Studies show the different lived experiences of genders across many domains including education, life expectancy, personality, interests, family life, careers, and political affiliations. Gender inequality is experienced differently across different cultures

Higher education institutions reflect gender inequality - The State Press

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18 countries legally allow husband to prevent their wives from working.

39 countries lack equal inheritance rights among daughters and sons.

49 countries lack laws for the protection of women from domestic violence.

750 millions girls and women across the globe got married before reaching age 18.

In 30 countries  over 200 million girls and women have endured female genital mutilation

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UNEVEN ACCESS TO EDUCATION -AROUND THE WORLD, WOMEN STILL HAVE LESS ACCESS TO EDUCATION THAN MEN. ¼ OF YOUNG WOMEN BETWEEN 15-24 WILL NOT FINISH PRIMARY SCHOOL.

Gender Discrimination Education Girls Getting Discriminated Stock  Illustration 612241805

JOB SEGREGATION - THIS DISCRIMINATION RESULTS IN LOWER INCOME FOR WOMEN.

RACISM -IT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE TO TALK ABOUT GENDER INEQUALITY WITHOUT TALIKING RACISM. GENDER INEQUALITY AND RACISM HAVE BEEN CLOSELY-LINKED FOR A LONG TIME.

Gender Discrimination – DSI / Social Design

A Multi-Pronged Approach to Gender Equality in Israel | Wilson Center

Gender inequality at home and public - iPleaders

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For many women, working from home has meant working while doing the  housework

Tackle gender inequality at home and at work | Chicago Booth Review

Women  overall receive lower-quality medical care than men. This is linked to other  gender inequality  reasons such as a lack of education and job opportunities, which results in more  women  being in poverty. They are less likely to be able to afford good healthcare.

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Women receive mostly unpaid working like house keeping and caring for children and elderly. Within the U.S. Economy, women represent around half of the workplace of the country. Still the overwhelming majority of the top earners are men.

A woman who is busy doing household chores - Stock Illustration [67890861]  - PIXTA

Busy mom. Vector illustration cartoon character super multitask woman  mother doing housework. Busy mom is cooking cleaning working calling. Super  moth Stock Vector Image & Art - Alamy

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Closely Listening Stock Illustrations – 17 Closely Listening Stock  Illustrations, Vectors & Clipart - Dreamstime

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INEQUALITY IN ROLE PORTRAYAL:                     DOMESTIC VIOLENCE

Domestic Abuse- is another issue in home, many women flee their homes due to this poverty, another consequence of inequality.

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✓ Sad african woman with bruises and wounds on a white background.Concept  of domestic violence, sexual abuse in the family, bullying, social problem,  aggression against women.Vector cartoon illustration premium vector in Adobe

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UNYouth on Twitter: "Twice as many girls as boys will never start school.  @UNESCO gender inequality in education: https://t.co/uCCvZqHa8W… "

EDUCATION:  In the past women had lower levels of education so were unable to get better jobs, this is changing and more women now are getting post-secondary education.

Gender Inequality is Keeping Girls Out of School - Plan International Canada

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Women  are the majority of the  poor  due to cultural norms and values, gendered division of assets, and power dynamics between men and  women . Indeed,  women  and girls bear an unequal burden of unpaid domestic responsibilities and are overrepresented in informal and precarious jobs.

Homeless Black Woman Near Trash Vector Cartoon Clipart - FriendlyStock

International Women's Day 2012: cartoons exploring women's place in society  around the world - in pictures | Global development | The Guardian

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Gender inequality is a key driver of poverty. And a fundamental denial of women's rights.
Gender inequality in numbers
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153
Women make up less than 24% of the world's parliamentarians and 5% of its mayors
On average, women are paid 24% less than men for comparable work, across all regions and sectors
Nearly thirds of the world's 781 million illiterate adults are women, a proportion that has remained
unchanged for decades
153 countries have laws which discriminate against women economically, including 18 countries
where husbands can legally prevent their wives from working
Worldwide, 1 in 3 women and girls will experience violence or abuse in their lifetime

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- Girls and women of all ages have value and discrimination should be overcome, the same as race etc.

Head of Household Status: Equality between Female and Male Civil Servants  and Government and Commune Officials

- They should be given equal opportunities as given to boys.

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Women Constitute Only 2 In Senior Leadership MD JLL India - BW Businessworld

Gender equality in the workplace starts with company culture [Infographic]

That is just some information about GENDER INEQUALITY. GENDER INEQUALITY is not just about WOMEN but also Men. Cause we can be Women and Men by ourselves. Anything is possible in your career if you have the right level of confidence and capability.  Men, Women even if you are part of LGBT.  We just want to have an equal opportunity in whatever type of work we want, to do this is quite an easy task but somehow it’s very complex.

We should start we the basic, three things that I think matter the most CONFIDENCE, CHILDCARE, and CAPABILITY.  So in the confidence, some women have owned the label of lacking confidence and we gave men the label of having too much confidence but I don’t believe that to be the case. In childcare, women don’t just become mothers people become parents. Capability women’s networks have popped up everywhere women in finance women in tech women in retail and they focus on capability so are we feeding a myth that women are less capable.

So Confidence, Childcare, and Capability somehow we’ve made all three a women’s issue but actually there in every person issue.

UNICEF says gender equality "means that women and men, and girls and boys, enjoy the same rights, resources, opportunities, and protections. It does not require that girls and boys, or women and men, be the same, or that they be treated exactly alike."

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 Gender  inequality also affects  non-binary  people. Studies show the different lived experiences of genders across many domains including education, life expectancy, personality, interests, family life, careers, and political affiliations. Gender inequality is experienced differently across different cultures

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