How Does Gender Affect the Teaching Profession?

 Back in the day teaching was seen as a male-only profession, as women had no rights. Over time though, women were able to get jobs as teachers and slowly borderline kicked men out of the main spot for teaching. Now male teachers are painted in a bad light because teaching is seen as a women's job. Often times men are judged because people think they will not be as good and caring as women, and in some cases, they are seen as creeps when teaching very young children. It is all very sad and unnecessary. I personally believe because of the way radical feminists have painted men to be these awful, disgusting, worthless beings in recent years has made it even harder for men to be accepted as teachers. At the end of the day, it is all about how the person is taking care of, and teaching our children. It should never be about what is between their legs, what the color of their skin is, or even what god they worship. Of the experiences I have had in my own schooling, there have been equally bad male and female teachers. No gender is better than the other. People need to stop focusing on all of the negatives in the world before they can make any changes and gain true equality. We should be grateful that we have access to schools with multiple teachers to educate us on the most important things we need to know to survive in life.