1
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gender equality in the workforce
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Secular countries
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Promoted and legally enforced
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1
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2
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gender roles
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Modern secular culture
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Diverse perspectives on gender roles including traditional, egalitarian, and non-binary concepts
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1
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3
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gender roles
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Secular
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Fluid and less strictly defined, allowing for more individual freedom
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1
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4
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gender roles
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Secular Culture
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Gender roles are often more fluid and flexible in secular culture, with an emphasis on gender equality and individual choice.
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1
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5
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gender roles
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Secular Humanism
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Emphasizes equality and individual choice in roles and responsibilities
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1
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6
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gender roles
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Secular communities
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More flexible gender roles and emphasis on gender equality
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1
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7
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gender roles
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Secular culture
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Gender equality and non-traditional gender roles are promoted in secular cultures.
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1
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8
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gender roles
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Secular societies
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Gender roles are more fluid and not strictly defined by traditional norms in secular societies, allowing for greater individual expression.
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1
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9
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gender roles
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Secular societies
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Gender roles are more fluid, with emphasis on equality and individual choice.
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1
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10
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gender roles
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Secular society
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Gender roles are less rigid and there is more gender equality
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1
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11
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gender roles
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Secular society
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Emphasizes gender equality and opportunities for both men and women.
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1
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12
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gender roles
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Secularism
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Gender roles are considered fluid and not strictly defined, allowing individuals to express themselves freely.
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1
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13
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gender roles
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modern secular societies
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Emphasize gender equality and individual freedom to pursue any career or lifestyle.
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1
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14
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gender roles
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secular context
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Varies widely and continues to evolve with changing social norms
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1
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15
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gender roles
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secular societies
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Gender roles tend to be more egalitarian, with emphasis on equal rights and opportunities for all genders
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1
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