To force gender equality, schools teach children to paint their nails
To force gender equality, schools teach children to paint their nails
Some schools are pushing gender equality to the extreme and having children practice female stereotypes while girls practice male stereotypes. by...
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Some schools are pushing gender equality to the extreme and having children practice female stereotypes while girls practice male stereotypes.by Matt Agorist
The notion that all people deserve the same rights under their governments is evolving towards all people must be forced to be equal. In the name of forcing this equality, which is a dangerously slippery slope, some go to extremes.
Boys and girls are different. One is not supreme to the other, but on a biological scale, they are not the same. To deny the basic differences such as the production of hormones and the fact that women can get pregnant is to deny nature itself.
However, this has not stopped people from trying to eliminate these biological differences with controversial programs.
Icelandic preschool children are taught to rid themselves of gender stereotypes by being forced to participate in gender stereotypes.Children in elementary school are taught to massage with lotion to learn to have "soft hands", and they are also taught to play while they care for babies with rag dolls neutral to the genre.
While children participate in female stereotypes, girls participate in children. In schools that practice what is known as the Hjalli teaching model, girls are taught to shout, be noisy and climb trees. If a girl collapses and tries to cry, this is discouraged because her emotions weaken them according to the teachers.
"The crying is particularly discouraged and the crying girls are told to stop," said teacher Kristin Cardew.
"People consider this a bit ruthless, but we are weakening women by not stopping them," Cardew said. News from NBC, explaining that the crying was an "extreme weakness" of the girls.
As for the children in the report, Cardew had lit candles and removed the blinds from his minimalist classroom. In other stations around the room, the guys combed each other, painted themselves with nail polish or gave full body massages, according to the report.
The Hjalli model was founded by the self-styled radical feminist Margrét Pála Ólafsdóttir, who has no problem describing why he does what he does.
"The best way to approach equality is to admit differences," Ólafsdóttir said.
But many argue that this goes far beyond admitting differences and this model moves to eradicate them through social reengineering.
It is certainly a good thing to teach girls to be powerful, courageous and strong, and to teach children to be loving and loving. However, it is also good to teach children to be brave and strong, and girls to care for and love. But the Hjalli model claims that these traits must be suppressed in the opposite sex to force equality.
If this sounds like something out of "Brave new worldBy Aldous Huxley, I should. In the dystopian future of the book, sex is almost eradicated and it no longer has a purpose to procreate life. Instead, everything is pleasure, we are all equal, according to your government assignment, and the raising of human beings is a function of the state.
Ólafsdóttir, 60, believes that children should be discouraged from their natural tendencies, as they risk falling into what she calls the "blue and pink haze".
According to Ólafsdóttir, as reported by NBC, the sensitivity and care of girls can turn into self-pity and victimization, while the strength and power of children can turn into aggression or even violence.
Highlighting the problem with this program is the fact that children actively resist. And, a study commission from Ólafsdóttir herself found that it simply "increased awareness of gender equality" more than schools that did not teach it. He also discovered that children were more willing to tell their parents how to be parents by sharing responsibility.
In addition, as NBC reports, Berglind Gísladóttir, co-author of the report, said not all of his findings were positive. He stressed that for the fifth and sixth grade students the attitude towards reading was poor, as they tended to find it boring.
What is more, it is the fact that the program has not evolved in more than 30 years despite producing very few results and Ólafsdóttir has been accused of trying to change the sexuality of children.
The good news for those who want gender equality is that it is happening without this controversial model in Iceland. In the United States, the participation of women in the labor market has almost doubled, from 34% of women of working age (16 years and over) in the labor force in 1950 to almost 57% in 2016.
The pay for women is also going up. Because the social norm was for women to stay at home for such a long period during the 20th century, when they began to enter the workforce, they faced great challenges to them, including the misogynistic workplaces that rejected them.
However, as statistics show, women are really good at fighting these challenges and succeeding in what was once a male-dominated workforce.
If you are a man and you feel threatened by this, you are part of the problem. What this shows is that society is finally looking at people without stereotyping and people are earning the salary they deserve based on merit, not sex.
"Since 2000, one third more women than men have graduated from university, and more women are also obtaining graduate degrees," reports Quick company, using data from a Pew research study. "Even bastions of men, like the law school, are seeing the change."
"The women of the millennium are surpassing both men in higher education that it is inevitable that they become the most earning of their generation," the article continues. "With greater education comes greater wealth. At this rate, the salaries of young women will surpass men by the year 2020. "
In general, 57 percent of men earn $ 50,000 or more annually, while only 42 percent of women earn the same. the Reports from the Pew Research CenterHowever, compared to the average hourly earnings of men aged 25 to 34, earnings for women of the same age increased from 67% in 1980 to 90% in 2015.
In addition, the number of parents who stay at home has skyrocketed significantly in recent years, almost 100% more than three decades. And all this is happening without forcing equality through stereotyped practices.
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