Women And Gender Inequality

Although there have been many improvements in gender inequality problem, the issue of gender discrimination is still implicitly existed in every modern society around the world. Since a vast majority of people still has the ancient preference for sons and modern desire for small families, sex of baby has become the first thing to check upon birth due to the bias towards each sex. Therefore, The gender prejudice indicates the threat that women confront in developing countries, the effect of recession and climate change for women, and the benefit of educating women in diminishing the inequality. In developing countries, girls and women suffer severe gender inequality that violates their human right. This is because the lack of attention

Therefore, women miss the opportunities to participate in decision making or intervene in political activities when the societies open the chance for women take on leadership roles (women’s rights, UN Chronicle). However, they don’t eligible for new opportunities since they still lag behind boys in term of accessing to education and basic skill such as literacy. For this reason, educated women is the solution of gender inequality problem because it can help bring permanent change for women in developing countries. Educated women have more opportunities for obtaining higher-level in career position with higher pay improving the status of women and being accepted and respected by community (The women’s Crusade, The New York Times). For example, they have a chance to move to the urban to work in factory for higher wages. Thus, they may become the breadwinner in their families from sending money back home to support their families. According to numerous researches, it found that women are more likely to allocate resources more wisely than men. Hence, putting more family money in the hand of women is more likely to be spent large amount of income on nutrition and education for their children (women’s rights, UN Chronicle). As a result, increasing levels of women education is to make long-term investment to the future generation. Unlike men, educated women tend to spend income for their family instead of themselves. With all reasons above, women with higher education can improve economic and social structure in the developing countries. In other word, the revolution in educational system of women can be a crucial key to solve poverty issue within