Gender biases at home

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  1. Sonal21 March 2020 at 01:46

    Good Job Azmat! The role of the Teacher was worth appreciating.

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  2. Madhuri S25 June 2020 at 02:03

    Home is the first place for an individual to learn all the right things. But the age old teachings from the home has one main teaching and implementation which is gender biases where female humans of all ages are looked down. Aspects include female birth, nutrition, education, life goals, luxuries, marriage which is actually a cycle which is still seen repeating through the young generations. By all means it should be made an important teaching and implementation that male or female, we are all HUMAN BEINGS. So, everyone has equal rights for life and to live to their fullest without being pulled back and get equal opportunities to live.

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