Aulette Takes the Position That If We Wish to Eliminate

question 56

Multiple Choice

Aulette takes the position that if we wish to eliminate gender inequality,we must

• A)pass civil rights and equal opportunity laws and do a better job of enforcing such laws.
• B)introduce children to the idea that gender could be a much less important factor than it is in our culture.
• C)reduce the constant display of narrowly defined gender stereotypes in our media including TV,movies,and children's stories
• D)segregate boys and girls in our schools and custom design curriculum to build on the different strengths of each gender.

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