The reasoning behind this post is because, I remember this discussion I had in my Anthropology class a little while ago an it got me really thinking about how we automatically assume everything. There was this one assignment we had to complete, it was one of those assignments where you were on a sinking boat and you could only rescue a certain amount of people, like a Doctor, Lawyer, Teacher, etc... The teacher was walking around the classroom looking at everybody's answers and noticed that people assumed that the Doctor was Male and the Teacher was Female all that other stuff. So, I've been wondering this for quite a little while.
I can see why people probably assumed that the Doctor was male because, way back in the day doctors majority were male. Where women have generally been talked about and seen as housewives and care taker of children. Now, I am in no way trying to offend people on here because, I don't intend to insult or offend people, its just my opinion and this leads me to my question.
"Why do we assume that Males are always in the dominate position in society and not females?"
I can see why people probably assumed that the Doctor was male because, way back in the day doctors majority were male. Where women have generally been talked about and seen as housewives and care taker of children. Now, I am in no way trying to offend people on here because, I don't intend to insult or offend people, its just my opinion and this leads me to my question.
"Why do we assume that Males are always in the dominate position in society and not females?"