There are institutions in many countries where students wear unisex uniforms. Some educational psychologists and human rights activists believe that such decisions will decrease gender discrimination to a certain extent and will help give women enjoy equal status in society. However, people, especially with an orthodox mindset, oppose this type of liberal movement, saying that this will denigrate the status of women. What do you think?
I don't think that such decisions will decrease gender discrimination and will help give women enjoy equal status in society. Equality and homogeneity are different issues.
Thank you, Montserrat Gas-Aixendri, for your contribution to this discussion.
In fact It is very frequent to think that equality means identity. But equality is about rights, not about being different in our identities. Being a man or being a woman means different identities with equal rights. So It is not a problem at all to wear different uniforms, if the curricula and the treatment are equal for both, girls and boys.
Thank you, Montserrat Gas-Aixendri, for expressing your views on this topic.
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