36% of youth favor traditional gender roles
A recent study indicates that 36% of Generation Z youths believe that a return to traditional roles for men and women would improve society. Meanwhile, 70% of young women are worried about the decline of women's rights. Another survey shows that less than one-fifth of young women wish to continue traditional roles that focus on child-rearing and household chores, while men's roles remain centered on earning income and making financial decisions. The study links economic pressures, deteriorating job prospects, and increasing living expenses to a rising tendency toward traditional views. It also highlights a surge in gender discrimination, with 9 out of 10 young women experiencing such discrimination, adversely affecting their mental health and personal security.
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