Introduction
Gender injustice is a song as old as time and it can be found in various fields of life including education. There has been debate regarding the matter of whether or not there should be equal reserved seats for both males and females in any educational institution.
This
essay discusses both pros and cons of Linking Words
this
rule.Linking Words
Body paragraph 1
First of all, there is no doubt that measures should be taken to provide justice and rights for women. For a society to function, all its citizens regardless of gender should be given equal opportunities in every occupation. Sadly,
that is
not the case. Linking Words
For instance
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according to
research and surveys, most industries are dominated by males, Linking Words
also
the rate of illiteracy and unemployment is higher among women. Linking Words
Therefore
, if women are granted more opportunities to receive proper education, it will only benefit the government and its system as a whole.Linking Words
Body paragraph 2
Now on the other side,
this
absolutely doesn't mean that there should be gender-based strict rules regarding who gets into college. In Linking Words
this
case, the drawback is that undeserving students could snatch the chance away from the gifted. Linking Words
Instead
, it should be based on merit. Linking Words
For example
, if there s only a single vacancy available in a university and there is a talented boy and an average girl, Linking Words
then
we shouldn't just automatically hand the seat to a girl just to fill a quota and show off as being progressive.Linking Words
Conclusion
In conclusion,
While
encouragement and incentive should be given to girls to pursue education, it doesn't mean that it should be given freely. Linking Words
Therefore
, I am not in favour of seats being classified by sex whilst ignoring excellence.Linking Words