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A Step Towards Equality

                       

In INDIA mostly in MIDDLE CLASS SOCIETIES which comprises of majorly the the population the following trend is noticed: Girls are usually taught cooking and other household chores  with the mentality that they have to serve their in laws in future while boys are taught technical stuff and work related to outside the house like changing tubelight or paying electricity bills etc etc with the mentality that this is all a guy’s stuff.
The above mentality of division of task make society unisex dominated. Let’s look the above other way:
Girls should be taught household chores with the mentality of making her learn things so that in future she can survive independently and boys should also be taught the same. Time to time the jobs should be exchanged or flipped so that both learn each other’s task  too. so that in future they are competent enough to survive independently.



What parents can do in this is that they should also flip the jobs like whats the big deal if husband cooks for the whole family or whats the big deal if mother goes out and pay all the bills? By doing so they in their children would inculcate the value of equality which henceforth may bring about change in mentality.
So that their sons and daughter donot grow up and be trapped in evilness of gender biasness and also GROW UP TO BECOME INDIVIDUALS not MAN OR WOMAN. 

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