Gender Equality!

         Thousands of women get violence put against them a day! Women don’t get treated as nice as men do everyday. Men should stand up for women's rights and not try to do terrible things with them at their house without the women willing to do it! Even worse thing is that kids at the ages of 12-14 are the most likely to get a terrible thing done to them! This isn’t right for women to get treated like this!

Women don’t get full rights at jobs, and they don’t get their full payment at jobs. I don’t think this is fair because for example if a woman and a male are doing the same job, for every dollar that the male makes a woman makes 81 cents! Women are so afraid of men that they don’t dare to ask if they can even get full payment! This is ridiculous because some women barely have enough money to take care of their family! This is not fair! Some men give women no respect even when they are working, and then get home to take care of their kids. This isn’t fair at all because these women work so hard everyday, and yet they still don’t get respect from men!

Thousands of women and girls get terrible things done to them every year because men want to be a couple with women/girls because of their looks. If a woman or girl ever asks someone to walk with them outside they should do it because most women get terrible things done to them outside when their friends or family refuse to go outside with them. Families often get upset when they find out their child got terrible things done to them because women and young girls don’t deserve it! Most women and girls try to fight because they don’t want a terrible thing done to them. I don’t like the fact that this happens because most of these women are actually just young girls! Most of the young girls get terrible things done to them by men who are much older than they are!

As you can see women are getting treated poorly everyday. Which is why we should stand up for women’s rights! Womens shouldn’t have to fear about anything. Especially if they are only young girls because girls have so much to look forward to! Instead, they are afraid of what will happen to them after they hear other girls/womens stories! This is why we need to stand up for women’s rights, and have gender equality!


Works Cited:

Issues fueling gender equality in workplaces 

Gender equality issues

10 ways to promote gender equality

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