These days, more and more young people are choosing to study in other countries

What do you think?

Men and women have been shouldering different responsibilities and roles in their society since the beginning of human history. However, the differences between them are converging rapidly because of gender equality. Although men and women should be given equal educational and employment opportunities, I think that we should not forget their inherent abilities.


On the one hand, women should be given equal rights and opportunities to men. From an educational perspective, female students should not be prevented from studying subjects they are passionate about, but they ought to be given a chance to succeed instead. Even though many universities, particularly in African countries, do not usually accept female students and consider them incapable of studying and contributing to their community, women have always been able to make huge improvements and breakthroughs. Furthermore, a wide range of job openings is needed to help women become financially free and independent. In this field, we can see female politicians achieving great accomplishments through their patience, care, and perseverance. The more opportunities are created for women, the sooner humanity can move forward.


On the other hand, it is important to take genetic differences into account. First and foremost, wen are genetically better at performing physical tasks. By the name of “gender equallity”, we should not employ women in demanding jobs like construction or the military. This might not only compromise work productivity but also severely affect women’s health and well-being. These disparities may be more clearly seen in the sporting arena where the genders are separated due to their inherent differences.


Moreover, the notion that women are less appreciated largely depends on society. While in some communities women are forced to stay at home and take care of their family members, in other ones they are able to make decisions about their life. In Afghanistan, for instance, females are in the main allowed to work or study, but most of them do prefer contributing to their society through raising their children and educating them better. In some countries, however, especially in Europe where gender equality is promoted in the media, women invariably suffer from the highest levels of sexual exploitation and trafficking.


In summary, I believe that women should be allowed to make their choice of profession and life, on top of having a broad range of educational and job opportunities. Nonetheless, we should not charge them with physically-demanding responsibilities because of their inherent capacity. It is also clear that the social discrimination between two genders differs from society to society.

Caring for children is probably the most important job in any society. Because of this, all mothers and fathers should be required to take a course that prepares them to be good parents.