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No, because females have different life experiences than males. There is no way around that. Society treats females and males differently from birth. Running s
by landon32 9y ago
No, because females have different life experiences than males. There is no way around that.
Society treats females and males differently from birth. Running short on time, but this page links to a bunch of relevant studies: http://www.spertus.com/ellen/Gender/pap/node7.html http://www.spertus.com/ellen/Gender/pap/node7.html
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- you_go_first 9y ago> Society treats females and males differently from birth. So what you're saying is that both are on the receiving end of sexism because both are treated different on account of their gender.
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- obstinate 9y agoSort of, although the downsides are unevenly suffered. The patriarchy is bad for men, but it is far worse for women.
- stale2002 9y agoYes, and males and females experience that sexism in different ways. So a man isnt going to experience the same problems that women experience, and vice versa. Which is why it is important to have a diversity of perspectives.