When we look at the micro and macro connections that shape social issues such as the harassment of women on the street, we see that the: solution must be addressed at the individual level by the people involved in the time and space of the incident solution must address the larger underlying issues, such as gender inequality problem must be accepted as part of the gendered structure of the society problem must be analyzed from both the psychological and sociological levels all of the above

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Aldo Andersen

Social Studies

16 May, 14:45

When we look at the micro and macro connections that shape social issues such as the harassment of women on the street, we see that the: solution must be addressed at the individual level by the people involved in the time and space of the incident solution must address the larger underlying issues, such as gender inequality problem must be accepted as part of the gendered structure of the society problem must be analyzed from both the psychological and sociological levels all of the above

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solution must address the larger underlying issues, such as gender inequality.

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Harassment of women on the street refers to the situations where women are the target of unwanted attention, comments, touching, and other improper behaviors, usually of a sexual nature. The reasons behind harassment are varied, but according to researchers, they usually lie in the understanding of gender roles, where males (the main harassers) view women merely as objects of sexual gratification, without any regard for how they feel about it, or even without fully acknowleding them as fellow human beings who are capable of feeling the same as them. Thus, in order to solve this problem, a solution must address the larger underlying issues, such as the aforementioned gender inequality. This is primarily a cultural and social issue, so only social intervention can change it, and it can't be duly accepted as natural or inevitable.