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Saving courses allow you to compare them, it also allows you to create a permanent list of 'favourites' that will always be there when you visit our site. I've always been curious about the nature versus nurture debate, and how it relates to gender inequality. Eva Pemberton. In her book, Delusions of Gender , Neuroscientist Cordelia Fine points out the flaws in assumptive studies and demonstrates how very few structural differences exist.
Together they wire gender. But the wiring is soft, not hard. It is flexible, malleable and changeable. Society prescribes the patterns of gendered behaviour we follow — not our genetics. If we impose rigid ideas of masculinity and femininity on children, we limit their potential and actually cause real harm in later life.
Gender stereotypes teach boys not to express their emotions, and tell girls to be nice and obedient and to care about their appearance. Aside from career choice, gender stereotypes can affect every part of life, contributing towards poor mental health in young people, higher male suicide rates, low self-esteem in girls and issues with body image 1 in 5 14 year olds self-harm , furthermore allowing a culture of toxic masculinity and violence against women to go unchecked.
To me, it seems crazy that we still create the conditions for children to trust entirely false ideas of identity when this is preventable. From an early age, they latch onto stereotypes as a way to categorise and make sense of the world.
