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Gender - Coggle Diagram

- - - - This includes how they should act.
  - - - Emerging political divides
        
        Because of polarised views, social media influence and political alingments, different political people are starting to debate on how genders should be treated.
      - Persistence of the global gender equality
        
        Women are still treated worse than men, even with all the work done!
        
        On average, a women would earn 77 cents for every dollar a man earns for the same work.
      - Debates over gender identity
        
        Because of the rise of transgender people, Debates are starting to pick up on if people should be able to change their gender, and how free they should be to do so.
  - - - Examples (i dont believe in these stereotypes btw)
        
        Women shouldn't work to take care of the whole family
        
        Women are frail and weak
        
        Men should be strong to care for the family by working
        
        Men are strong and independant.
  - - - Some ways include
        
        Adding non-binary/ Genderfluid people into stories
        
        Challenging stereotypes
        
        Reclaiming narratives
- - - - Big shift in work
        
        Women jumped into factory work
        
        This is because men had to train to go into war, especially in the middle of this time period
        
        This allowed for more freedom
        
        they finally had a full identity of their own
        
        And they also were allowed to go outside the house more!
    - - Women at this time were hard workers
        
        This is because the men which did it before jumped into war.
        
        Yet they could not join into war.
    - - Women were starting to be liked for keeping their towns safe and open for men as they fought.
        
        Yet many people still thought
- - - - Heavy punishments if they worked in the mines or factories
    - - could not own property
        
        could not vote