Journalism of Courage
Another International Women's Day is here. And while people celebrate womanhood, their achievements and contributions to the development of the country, there are also huge discounts on lingerie, 'home makeovers' and even free drinks in pubs for women. But it seems the fight against set gender stereotypes continue throughout the year for women and everyone advocating gender equality. From being known as bad drivers to lovers of chick-flicks with zero knowledge about FIFA and football — there are still pre-conceived notions against women ingrained deep in people's mindsets. Those Guys, a Facebook page, however, comes in like a whiff of fresh air, with their initiative attacking these very stereotypes. They hold placards telling how they are men, yet have their women doing something that society doesn't believe they can. Click through to see more. (Source: Those Guys/Facebook)
"I am a man and she proposed me". (Source: Those Guys/Facebook)
"I am a man and my sister is a big action movie fan." (Source: Those Guys/Facebook)
"I am a man and my girlfriend introduced me to pop music." (Source: Those Guys/Facebook)
"I am a man and my sister always wins in wrestling." (Source: Those Guys/Facebook)
"I am a man and my girlfriend beats me in FIFA." (Source: Those Guys/Facebook)
"I am a man and for me my wife is my superhero." (Source: Those Guys/Facebook)
"I am a man and my sister drinks more than me." (Source: Those Guys/Facebook)
"I am a man and my wife trains me at the gym." (Source: Those Guys/Facebook)
"I am a man and my wife is the one who fixes the bulb." (Source: Those Guys/Facebook)
"I am a man and my sister is my financial advisor." (Source: Those Guys/Facebook)
"Happy Women's Day". (Source: Those Guys/Facebook)
