The main point focuses on both genders. Assuming that one thing about a gender is true because of what you've been taught may not always be true. Plus it creates tension and dangerously leads to the consequence of people not being open to discussion and believing only the things they choose to believe. I bring up some examples to further elaborate on the understanding of it. I used sources for this because I didn't mention all of them. "The Empire of Images in Our World of Bodies" by Susan Bordo, "Young Children Must be Protected from Ingrained Gender Stereotypes" by Laura Bates, TEDxTalks "The Dangerous way Ads See Women by Jean Kilbourne and FACT SHEET: "Breaking down Gender Stereotypes in Media and Toys so that our children can explore, learn and dream without Limits". The White House, United States Government.

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