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Sexism Against Women In Construction

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Since the very start of society, Sexism has always been alive & well especially in the older days when women had little to no rights at all, and some in cases it is still like that around the world examples:Muslims countries. Just the thought that women are not on the same level as men has always been alive & active. Sexism is defined as "prejudice, stereotyping, or discrimination, typically against women, on the basis of sex." Almost everyone fails to realize sexism can also occur against men, & sexism goes beyond that.

You dont see many women working in construction because of there gender, some people believe women can 't do heavy duty work. Many men aren 't teachers either, because that is classified as a more caring job. Sexism

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