What would you do if you heard someone in the street making very sexist comments?
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If you had a daughter, would you have a problem allowing her to play with these dolls? Would you automatically give her dolls, little ovens, and fashion/makeup toys as opposed to big trucks, guns, and video games?
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What do you think the most difficult thing is about being a man in today's society?
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What's the difference between 'misogyny' and 'sexism'?
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Is it always women who suffer because of sexism or can men suffer too?
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Do you think women are naturals at cooking and cleaning?
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Do you think that the way that a person is raised can affect their gender identity?
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What examples of sexism do you see on TV or on the Internet?
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What do you think when you look at the cover of a magazine that features what appears to be a flawlessly beautiful woman?
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Why do some men not consider 'no' as 'no'?
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Which “ism” is worse, sexism or racism?
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Are men in Russia sexists or misogynists?
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Why do you think obviously incorrect gender stereotypes, like that all girls like pink, remain in society?
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In your experience, what is the most difficult thing about being a woman in today's society?
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Do you believe that there are any gender roles that people should be taught to follow?
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Do you think there is a difference in the effects of gender roles in males and females?
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Why do you think it is socially acceptable for females to be masculine than for males to be feminine?
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What habits are deemed as appropriate for men but inappropriate for women?
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Are there different expectations for sons and daughters?
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Is it possible for sexism to completely disappear?
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