Abstract:

The role and responsibilities of a woman and a man socially determined by society are called social gender, and this phenomenon differs from society to society and over time. A woman has quite difficult tasks that require responsibility, such as being a person in society, being at home, being a spouse, being a home woman. On the other hand, the sexual role distribution in society also imposes roles and responsibilities similar to women. Men, however, take on the roles of becoming the superior father in the society, housing the house and managing the house. The social roles attributed to the man are considered superior, while the social roles attributed to the woman are considered less valuable. Unfortunately, in many areas of social life from the past to the present, a model of inequality continues to give men more value and priority than women. This inequality is more apparent, especially in areas such as social life, marriage and family life, work life, educational status, policy and decision-making mechanism, the exercise of human rights, the benefit of health services (Castro, Carbonell and Anestis, 2011). Because of gender inequality, women are less healthy, less educated, less employed, less income-making jobs. Social gender is a concept associated with the social class, paternity, politics, and the form of production in society which is uninterpreted by biological gender. Social gender is very important, especially in terms of the formation of roles, because the male and female structures shape the ways in which man understands and expresses sexuality. Social gender ideologies are characterized by inequal power relationships that lead to defence against violence and abuse, including child sexual abuse and childhood enthusiasm. One of the main causes of Ensestin is the perception of the roles and superiority that social gender brings with it. In this study, social gender inequality will cause enest cases and reflections (McGovern and Meyers, 2002).

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