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We are already educating about gender equality in kindergartens
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We are already educating about gender equality in kindergartens

The article discusses concerns raised by researcher Eva Bertok from the Institute for Criminology during an episode of the TV Slovenia program 'Odmevi'. She highlights the spread of patriarchal and traditional ways of thinking among young people, which limit women's space. Bertok emphasizes the importance of educating children and adolescents about gender equality and equal roles from an early age, suggesting that this approach can help counteract these harmful attitudes. She criticizes the tendency to ignore the issue or rely solely on statistics, arguing that such data only reflect the tip of the iceberg.

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We are already educating about gender equality in kindergartens

The article discusses concerns raised by researcher Eva Bertok from the Institute for Criminology during an episode of the TV Slovenia program 'Odmevi'. She highlights the spread of patriarchal and traditional ways of thinking among young people, which limit women's space. Bertok emphasizes the importance of educating children and adolescents about gender equality and equal roles from an early age, suggesting that this approach can help counteract these harmful attitudes. She criticizes the tendency to ignore the issue or rely solely on statistics, arguing that such data only reflect the tip of the iceberg.

Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the issue of patriarchal norms as a pressing societal challenge requiring proactive education and awareness. It advocates for systemic change through early childhood education and challenges complacency or reliance on limited statistical data. The emphasis on addressing root cause

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