Question

What do you think are the major differences, if any, between how gender affects your life and how it affected the lives of your parents?

Would making a college education available to all high school students reduce economic inequality? Why or why not?

Answer 1

Talking of gender, be it male or female or transgender, each of them do differ from each other but what really need to be given a thought is whether these differences are biological or cultural pressure. To discourage anyone on the basis of gender from doing, or not doing, as the case may be, is unfair. Yet this cruel reality is not hidden in the society and this has affected each one of us in our daily lives.for example, Males are expected to be the stronger one, the one who earns and the one on who the entire family depends upon for their financial needs. Likewise females are expected to be the emotional one and the one who take cares of the family and does all the household work. We have encountered many women who were stopped from fulfilling their dream because of being one of their gender. Our time is different from that of our parents and over this time attempts have been made to eliminate these differences.

With no doubt, yes the college education available to all the high school students would reduce the economic inequality. And this could be judged as more a person is educated, the more he is able to make decisions with valid reasoning.Also, the knowledge will help them to decide their careers and will ultimately help them in earning.