SSW303:GENDER ISSUES

Institution UNIVERSITY
Course BACHELOR OF SOCIAL W...
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Gender-Refers to the socio-cultural construction of maleness and femaleness. Gender can broadly be used to refer to the social organization of the relationships between the sexes . In talking about gender there is consensus in the feminist literature that gender neither refers to sex nor to women and literally rather ii refers to the socially and culturally established roles and relations of or between men and women. These roles are sometimes unequal between the sexes. Universally societies and cultures demarcates rights, duties and responsibilities through gender
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