4.4.1 Gender: Equality and Feminism

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4.4.1 Gender: Equality and Feminism I can talk about what gender, equality and feminism mean to me. I am developing skills and confidence to challenge inequality and abuse of power. rshp.scot

When a baby is born, parents are told what sex their baby is When a baby is born, parents are told what sex their baby is. A doctor looks at the baby’s body and decides. If the baby has a vulva, the doctor says the baby is a female/girl baby or if the baby has a penis and testes, they say it is a male/boy baby. Mostly, this is easy for the doctor to decide, but for some babies it isn’t so clear, and the doctor might decide the baby is intersex.

After we are born, people start to see us and think about us as a boy or a girl and then a young man or young woman, even if they don’t know what sex we were allocated at birth, this is when being a boy or a girl is called our gender. Of course, some of us strongly identify as male or female, for others this matters less.

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Question time: Do you believe in the equality of all people? Do you believe that women and men should be paid the same money for the same job? Do you believe that girls and women and boys and men should be safe in their own home and in the street? Do you think boys/men and girls/women should do the same amount of work at home? Do you think that women and men should be equally involved in bringing up their children?

What is equality? Equality is about making sure that every person has the same chances to make the most of their lives and talents. It is also the belief that no one should have poorer life chances because of the way they were born, where they come from, what they believe, or whether they have a disability. Equality recognises that certain groups of people like girls/women, LGBT people, people with disabilities or people from Black/Minority Ethnic communities have experienced discrimination. rshp.scot

Feminism is a movement to bring about equal rights for women Feminism is a movement to bring about equal rights for women. Feminism is about making sure women and girls can be free to be who they want to be. rshp.scot

 Feminism is important now because while in many ways men/boys and women/girls have the same opportunities there are still important ways in which women and girls are discriminated against. For example: Although women make up 51% of the population that are in a minority in positions of power like being an MSP (only 1 in 3 are women). Girls can be made to feel that certain subjects (like science or computing) or activities (like football or gaming) are not for them (this can apply to boys too). rshp.scot

 For example: Women might be paid less than men for doing the same/similar job. In almost all big companies there is gender pay gap – so on average women workers earn less than men do. In many families, women/girls are expected to do more of the domestic chores or childcare. rshp.scot

For example: Women/girls are often expected to look and behave in certain ways – to be a stereotype of what feminine should be. On the other hand, when they enjoy dressing up they can be called negative things and blamed if they are harassed or attacked. Women and girls are more likely to experience sexual harassment and sexual violence. Women and girls can be blamed or shamed when they are the ones who experience these things. In some cultures, girls are married too early or experience Female Genital Mutilation (their genitals are cut). rshp.scot

Do you consider yourself to be a feminist? Can a man be a feminist? What’s feminism got to do with boys and men? Can you imagine a gender equal world? rshp.scot

He for She The world is at a turning point. People everywhere understand and support the idea of gender equality. They know it’s not just a women’s issue, it’s a human rights issue. And when these powerful voices are heard, they will change the world. The time for that change is now. HeForShe is inviting people around the world to stand together to create a bold, visible force for gender equality. And it starts by taking action right now to create a gender equal world. http://www.heforshe.org/en rshp.scot