
It's upto you to break the chain of patriarchy
I was sitting at a restaurant today, just observing the people around me.
At one table sat three generations of a family, a grandfather, father, and son, along with the women of the family. What struck me wasn't what they were eating, but what happened around the meal. Even in a self-service restaurant, the women were expected to fetch and serve the food while the men remained seated.
What bothered me most wasn't the adults, it was the little boy watching it all unfold. Children learn far more from what we do than what we say. If they grow up seeing unequal roles as normal, they'll likely carry those beliefs into the next generation.
As adults, we have a responsibility to model better values. Respect, shared responsibility, and equality aren't lessons taught through lectures; they're taught through everyday actions. The world changes when children see everyone treated with the same dignity, regardless of gender.
P.S. Made this meme to illustrate the point a little better.