If a woman believes they are paid less for the same job, in the US AUS and UK (these are the countries I know it exists in not the only countries the law is present), there are laws in place so that the woman in question can take it to court and get what she deserves its illegal to pay people differently because of their gender.

Hoe exactly do you think clothing colour affects the development of a child? I dont expect the child to understand why their parents put them in blue or pink clothes, and I also dont expect it to affect their development much. Stereotypes are unavoidable, the average person from culture or gender x does thing y more often than the average person from gender or culture z, therefore the stereotype among gender or culture z is that culture x does thing y.

What gendered treatments other than clothing do you think are common? How do they affect the child?

In modern schooling the path is not narrow, from when you first start the teachers say you can be anything you want to be if you work at it. They also dont treat boys and girls differently. Girls are not brought up to fill job x or told they cant fill job y.



Also you seem to be skirting round all the questions asked - "I think everybody can be qualified for any job given the right training" doesnt answer the question "do you think that men and women are equally suited to all jobs". You also didnt answer any of my questions, youre writing well written short essays that dont answer the questions posed.