Women’s Right in Iran The reason that we should subjected “women’s rights” within human rights goes further than history. Conventionally, women have not experienced equal admission to basic human rights, protections, resources, and services. Unfortunately, these days gender inequality is still exists in every society and remains as a huge obstacle for the world. This situation can be caused by several of factors, for instance religion, culture/tradition, country, region, society and so on, which might treat women differently from men depend on their rules. In which the rules might stereotyping women and create discrimination.
Outline and evaluate sociological explanations for social inequality (women) In the following essay I am going to be outlining and evaluating three sociological perspectives as to why women face inequalities in society. The three sociological perspectives that will be discussed are the Feminist view, Functionalist view and The Conflict Theory. In society, it is argued that women are treated in an unequal manner. Feminists would argue in society, there is a struggle between men and women. They hold the belief that power lies with men instead of the economy and the structure of society is so men are able to maintain their power.
They also believe that women lack many of the traits that men possess, along with gratitude and intelligence. Another reason women are treated unfairly in Islam is the fact that they are greatly separated from men in the Muslim society. It is believed that women have 10 awrah (external body parts of a woman that cannot be shown). This is due to the fact that a woman’s body is known to belong to her husband and no one else should have access to it. Some groups such as the Malikiyah and Hanafiyah do allow the woman’s face to be shown, but only if the face is not naturally beautiful and no makeup is worn.
Masculinity and femininity differ vastly in a society due to social construction, actions of men and women, and the social norms in a society and so on. Behaviour is a very important role as it defines people. The behaviour of men and women can sometimes not be acceptable as it can be obscene and vulgar to the public, though this
Perpetrators of domestic violence choose to behave abusively to get what they want and gain control. This refers to the radical feminist’s point of view and the patriarchal society that we live in. The behaviour often originates from the sense of entitlement which is often supported by sexist, racist, homophobia and other attitudes. Domestic violence on a woman’s point of view may be the cause of inequality between men and women because of the patriarchal traditions. Men tend to believe they are
Gender inequality in the 21st century workplace? Are Women paid less than men? We’ve all heard some form or another of a income gap, whether from parents or in general, that men are paid more than women and even now in the 21st century there is still an income inequality between the two. But the question behind the myth still remains “are men justifiably paid more than women?” To really understand and break down the question, we have to consider all of the elements that go into this accusation: Are women in different jobs? Do women get paid less for the same job?
An external factor is a factor in which affects the education system from outside for example home and family. Sociologist argue that the difference between the achievement of each gender is through several external factors , in which are causing girls to achieve better than boys within school, these consist of ; The impacts of feminist; since the 1960’s the feminist movement have challenged the typical stereotype of woman’s roles within society as a mother alongside being a housewife. Feminist still believe they have not yet achieved full equality, however have improved woman’s rights and opportunity’s through the use of laws, as well as this feminism have largely raised expectations and self-esteems of woman. An example of this would be through McRobbie; she took a comparison of girl magazines in the 1970’s and 1990’s. In the 1970’s magazines like Jackie Largely promoted marriage and being a housewife, whereas in the 1990’s magazines took a different approach of personal choice and independence of woman.
Class, Race, and Gender Structured Inequalities Class, race, and gender organize society as a whole and create a variety of contexts for family living through their unequal distribution of social opportunities. They are forms of stratification that foster group-based inequalities. They distribute social resources and opportunities differently. Life chances They are relational systems of power and subordination. They are interconnected systems of inequality.
Culture tends to divide sexes, based on our gender we automatically go into a category. The pattern of dividing gender and limit men and women to a certain way of living could be constructing some people into lifestyles they don't really enjoy. Women are expected to have children and raise a family and take care of her husband. What's wrong with a women not wanting to have children and spend her life traveling. There really isn't anything wrong with that but society frowns upon it.
Diversity Issues in Criminal Justice 2600.001 Social Construction is a norm that is created by society to persuade females and males into what occupations, groups, accessories, and ways of lifestyle that are accepted and what is not accepted by society making them outcasts. There are also standard implications for racial groups that divide race into perspective groups as well. Another contributing factor is class, people from a certain class level stay within their group and it is difficult to overcome the social norm and ascend the ladder of the classes. Our analysis of diversity issues created by the social norm of the people was in the aspects of the clothing, media, occupations, athletics and literature. There is an implied social