Gender equality is achieved when women and men enjoy the same rights and opportunities across all sectors of society

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Gender equality is achieved when women and men enjoy the same rights and opportunities across all sectors of society, including economic participation and decision-making, and when the different behaviours, aspirations and needs of women and men are equally valued and favoured.
Gender equality of the sexes is an acute problem even in modern society. Do not go far, look around yourself more closely. Many people think that this problem is a legacy of the past and dense centuries, but practice shows the opposite, we take, for example, very modern professions of IT specialists, where the absolute majority of employees are males. Here you have gender bias, especially since the work is mostly sedentary and a blacksmith hammer is not required, besides, women are by no means more stupid than men, and in many respects even more disciplined, which makes them successful in the male environment. When prejudices and gender preferences have places to be, then a person’s workplace can become very tense, especially if the person does not fit into the mainstream of the general gender feature. Slowly but surely changes came. “Men” became more sensitive towards women and women started realising their low position in the society and fought for their rights. Although, we cannot deny the fact that the concept of gender equality is still not followed in many parts of the world. No matter how much you try to educate them, these people would not change only because their mind has been hardwired to feel superior. Since the education system has upgraded its standards allot has changed but still we cannot say man and woman sits on the same table of equal rights.
In many parts of India, even after great edification, women are not considered as equal as men. And here the reason is the genetic information. The sex of the child is still considered the responsibility of women, and due to which they are brutalised for the nativity of girl child. Creating a new life is the responsibility of both the parents, then why for its sex only women are responsible. Also, on the nativity of girl child, she does not even get the equal chance as the boy to take nativity and live her life and then show her capability. She is first judged on her sex and later killed. Are we still talking about equality? In India, we should first talk about giving the opportunity. The opportunity to live.
Gender unequality not only limits to exertion women rights in professional world but also in society as well. Rules should be for everyone and not gender basis after all the talk about equality, why are the simple things like clothes and hairstyles gender specific? Why do people grimace and fret over a woman with a buzz cut or a man in a skirt?
I cannot help but wonder who decided that pink is for girls and blue is boys! Why can’t we stop being so conventional and understand that equality reaches beyond civil rights and learn to accept people and their decisions, with open heart and mind.
Gender equality can and should be applicable in literally everything! It will be hard but nothing is impossible.

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