Against Gender Discrimination In The United States

As a male I strongly am against gender discrimination because I believe that everyone is equal, we’re all humans. I see gender discrimination at places such as their work or school. Gender inequality would not be considered such a bad issue if it did not create such a huge number impact on women. Jobs, illegal abortions, discrimination at the workplace, financial issues, lack of rights in some countries, domestic violence, limited access to education and a small window of opportunities in building a career are all the results of gender inequality.Women may quit work due to gender discrimination Which can cause them stress, and the lack of money they get compared to men. In the United States, there are a lot of openings for females to play
For sport scholarships “male athletes get $179,000,000 more in athletic scholarships each year than females do.” (Collins, 2013) that difference is too big it causes women to stop playing sport it makes them feel bad about themselves.”No matter how toughened a sportswoman may be, her organism is not cut out to sustain certain shocks.” (Collins 2013) a lot of women would take the chances to play the sport they love in professionals but they can't because they don't that sport in professionals. “Passed in 1972, Title IX was a landmark piece of legislations that banned sexual discrimination in all schools, including in athletics. It applies to all state and local agencies that receive education funds, which includes school districts, colleges, universities, libraries and museums. It focuses on giving women equal opportunities in the athletic arena to those of men.” (Collins 2013). This law helped a lot of women sports go to professionals and it showed everyone women can play sports
I believe that the United States has the best rights for women. I think some countries don't treat women fairly because “Only four out of over 135 nations have achieved gender equality including Costa Rica, Cuba, Sweden, and Norway. Yemen was scored the lowest across all dimensions. Measures of gender equality include access to basic education, health and life expectancy”(Kamrany, 2012). Yemen doesn’t give women the basic life of a women, and that's a whole country that doesn’t allow women to participate in normal life. “Other instances of illegality include the over 3,000 women in Guatemala who have been murdered over the past seven years on account of cases involving misogynistic violence, the estimated 130 million girls who were genitally mutilated in Africa and Yemen, and the approximate 5,000 women in India who suffer female infanticide each year (bride burning) due to insufficient dowry payment -- money given to the husband by bride's family.”(Kamrany, 2012). These kind of actions are too violent to think about and a crime to