Gender Stereotypes In The United States
Gender stereotyping is part of everyday life at work. Women working under a men supervisor always get special attention and favors with compare to men. This may be real sometimes but this is not obvious true fact. Even a women who is hardworking gets a promotion, she always hear from others that she was lucky. The underlining meaning was that since she got favor from her men manager.
Even though, men agrees a woman is a hardworking person but they will add a comment at the end that she was not a generous like other team members. There is always a question for a women and she needs prove herself every now and then. Feltman (2015) argued that pervasive gender stereotype of our age is that men are brilliant by nature while women works hard to achieve such goal. …show more content…
For instance, presumptive republican presidential nominee said last week that his most probable opponent Hilary Clinton is playing woman card. Omero (2016) quoted that Donald Trump had mention Hillary would not have received even 5% of the vote she received, if she was men. With going into politics, one can say that gender stereotype exists in our society and men cannot believe that women are ahead of them. Even if Hilary Clinton has become president of the USA, men will say she won the election due to polarized election where all women across party-line voted for her. It seems she does not deserve it.
Feltman (2015) emphasized that perceived idea is that men prefers science over humanities and women does completely opposite. However, there is enough proof exists that suggests that it is completely true. Women prefer to study both molecular biology and neuroscience. In other words, gender parity exists in these two academic courses.
In summary, gender stereotype causes gender gap in academic field such as men chose science over humanities and women prefers humanities over science. However, this is not true all the time as stated earlier in this
Even though, men agrees a woman is a hardworking person but they will add a comment at the end that she was not a generous like other team members. There is always a question for a women and she needs prove herself every now and then. Feltman (2015) argued that pervasive gender stereotype of our age is that men are brilliant by nature while women works hard to achieve such goal. …show more content…
For instance, presumptive republican presidential nominee said last week that his most probable opponent Hilary Clinton is playing woman card. Omero (2016) quoted that Donald Trump had mention Hillary would not have received even 5% of the vote she received, if she was men. With going into politics, one can say that gender stereotype exists in our society and men cannot believe that women are ahead of them. Even if Hilary Clinton has become president of the USA, men will say she won the election due to polarized election where all women across party-line voted for her. It seems she does not deserve it.
Feltman (2015) emphasized that perceived idea is that men prefers science over humanities and women does completely opposite. However, there is enough proof exists that suggests that it is completely true. Women prefer to study both molecular biology and neuroscience. In other words, gender parity exists in these two academic courses.
In summary, gender stereotype causes gender gap in academic field such as men chose science over humanities and women prefers humanities over science. However, this is not true all the time as stated earlier in this