Married and Unmarried Women's Attitudes Towards Sexism
Abstract
This paper aims to explore married and unmarried women’s attitudes towards sexism. Through questionnaires and in-depth interviews with married and unmarried women, many women believe that gender discrimination exists and are dissatisfied with it. However, married women are more likely to accept traditional roles in society while unmarried women are more likely to pursue equality and freedom. Gender discrimination is a widespread social problem, especially in the workplace and family life. Although laws and moral norms have prohibited gender discrimination, it still exists in real life. To explore married and last married women’s attitudes towards gender discrimination, this paper adopts two methods: inter-paper survey and protection interview, to understand married and unmarried women’s attitudes towards gender discrimination. The questionnaire mainly involves the cognitive degree of gender discrimination. Views on the roles of men and women. The impact on your personal life and career development.
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