In recent years our world has
become more globalized than ever before. So how does globalization affect
women? As our world is becoming more globalized, women have received more
rights and positive effects than they have previously had. However, they have
also become subject to negative effects. Overall I think that globalization has
affected women more positively than it has in a negative manner.
Globalization
has provided women with positive effects such as giving them better,
higher-paying jobs, allowing them to take part in politics, as well as creating
equal opportunities. Women today are a huge part of the world’s work
industries, and bring in a large amount of the world’s income. With our world
becoming more connected and advanced, women across the world are still receiving
even more rights and being given the chance to pursue new fields in the work
industry.
However
globalization has also affected women negatively. Examples would include
discrimination and sex trafficking. Even with today’s society, women still see
discrimination in certain jobs or matters. Globalization has greatly advanced
our world, and this allows for bad things as well, such as trafficking. Sex
trafficking women has become a huge deal across the world, and is one of the
most popular illegal businesses that is performed.
In the
United States, women’s rights are nearly the same as men’s rights. However, in many
other countries, men’s and women’s rights aren’t equal. As our world becomes
more globalized, I think that this will change. Along with this, I believe that
discrimination and trafficking will become less popular.
Globalization
plays a big role in affecting women and their rights. Overall, I think that
globalization has affected women more positively than it has negatively by
providing them with jobs and giving them equal opportunity. However, there are
still some negative effects that are hard to avoid. Women’s rights have
increased in many different areas since our world has become more globalized,
and I think this will continue in the future.
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