Women often do not receive the same pay as men for doing work of equal value. They often do not have access to the same opportunities for promotion and training, and are discouraged from taking up certain professions or responsibilities. At a certain age, it becomes difficult for many women to find work because employers consider them likely to become mothers. In many instances, a woman is considered less capable if she has children, with a greater tendency to be absent from work. One group can work with the first part of the article while the other group works with the second.
Participants can assume the role of movie script writers.
Each group can present its production. These tasks, unpaid and undervalued, have been classified as feminine in nature. When governments make cuts in social assistance programs, the gap is most often filled by women, who increase both their paid work and unpaid workload. Discuss the chores that participants normally do at the end of their workday. Double Discrimination Even though women, as a group, suffer from discrimination based on their sex, this discrimination acquires specific characteristics according to social class, ethnicity, religion, age, physical characteristics, sexual orientation, etc.