Women are made NOT Born
Simon de Beauvoir in "The Second Sex" where she sketches a kind of empirical history of a woman as her attitude towards her body and bodily functions changes over the years, and how society influences this attitude. 'Sex' refers to biological differences but 'Gender' refers to cultural ideas that construct images and expectations of both males and females. She also rejected biological explanations of the subordination of women. She even advocates that women should take upheld of science and technology to uplift their status & increase their choices. Most anti-feminist argued that gender division in society is natural, women and men nearly fulfill the social roles that nature design them for. But, On the other hand, feminists strongly argued that there is no logical link between sex and gender. These Gender differences are socially and politically constructed. ...
