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The 22 pages that link to Gender inequality, each with the reason it gives.

• GenderRelated: Gender categories shape disparities in work, safety, education, and political representation.

• Women’s suffrage in the United KingdomNarrower topic: Voting reform addressed political exclusion without ending broader gender inequalities.

• Female genital mutilationNarrower topic: The practice is closely connected to control over girls’ sexuality and social roles.

• Gender socializationRelated: Socialization can reproduce expectations that legitimize unequal roles and opportunities.

• Social inequalityBroader topic: Gendered institutions and expectations distribute work, safety, and influence unevenly.

• Gender discriminationNarrower topic: It describes broad disparities, while discrimination concerns unequal treatment or its governing rules.

• Gender normsNarrower topic: Gender norms can sustain broader patterns of unequal power and opportunity.

• Feminist movementNarrower topic: It names the broad condition feminist movements seek to change.

• DowryNarrower topic: Dowry practices can reflect and reinforce unequal status and bargaining power for women.

• Sexual double standardNarrower topic: The double standard is one expression of broader gendered inequality.

• SexualizationNarrower topic: Patterns of sexualization often reflect and reinforce broader inequalities in how genders are valued.

• Gender binaryRelated: Hierarchies between binary categories can distribute power and resources unequally.

• Menstrual hygiene managementRelated: Unequal access to menstrual resources can restrict education, work, and public participation.

• Social construction of genderRelated: Socially produced roles and expectations can distribute advantage and disadvantage.

• Women’s political participationNarrower topic: It describes the wider imbalance that can restrict political participation.

• Bride priceRelated: Critics argue that bride price can reinforce unequal gender relations when framed as purchase.

• Fourth-wave feminismNarrower topic: The wave addresses this broad problem through campaigns on harassment, representation, and rights.

• Sex tourismRelated: Gendered economic and social inequalities can shape who sells, buys, and controls sexual services.

• Honor killingNarrower topic: Unequal power helps sustain rules that police women’s and girls’ behavior.

• HypergamyRelated: Status differences between partners can reflect wider inequalities rather than individual preference alone.

• Sex-selective abortionNarrower topic: Sex-selective abortion reflects and can reinforce unequal valuation of girls and women.

• Social issueBroader topic: It shows how patterned differences in power and access become public concerns.