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Focus On: Unlearning societal, cultural, and religious conditioning.
Women have made significant strides in breaking barriers and challenging patriarchal dominance across various sectors, including politics, business, education, science, and the arts.
Their resilience and determination have reshaped societal norms and expanded opportunities for future generations. However, achieving true gender equality, parity, and equity requires more than just individual success stories—it demands a collective and intentional effort to dismantle deeply ingrained social, cultural, and religious conditioning that has perpetuated gender bias and discrimination for centuries.
To achieve true gender equality, women must collectively recognize and challenge these deeply rooted biases.
This involves questioning societal norms that normalize discrimination, advocating for policies that promote inclusion, and embracing their power to shape new narratives
*Why We Must Unlearn Societal, Cultural, and Religious Conditioning*
• To Break Free from Gender and Social Inequality
• To Challenge Discriminatory Practices
• To Promote Critical Thinking and Personal Growth
• To Encourage Authenticity and Individual Freedom
*The Consequences of Failing to Unlearn Societal, Cultural, and Religious Conditioning*
• Perpetuation of Gender Inequality
• Normalization of Discrimination and Oppression
• Justification of Harmful Cultural Practices
• Suppression of Individual Freedom and Authenticity
*RECOMMENDATIONS*:
Women should accelerate action by questioning outdated norms, embracing critical thinking, and advocating for inclusivity and equality, this will dismantle oppressive systems and create a world that allows every individual to thrive. It is only through unlearning and re-educating ourselves that we can break free from limitations and build a more inclusive, progressive, and just society for all.
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Abiye Tam-George, MBA, CGAN.
Vice-Chair, NBA, Lagos Branch (2021-2023)
Chairperson, Human Rights Committee (2021-2023)
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