‘Gender’ is one of the busiest, most restless terms in English language. Gender must not discriminate with how females and males really, they are, but with the way that a given culture or subculture sees them and therefore the primary issue is to examine how they are ‘culturally constructed’. Gender is not a natural process that emanates from the body; it is a socially structuring activity. Social division is based on gender. Gender refers to the cultural categories of femininity/masculinity based upon the biological division. We can also identify a person's gender by his identity and gender role. Gender identity refers to a person's self-concept: that is, one's own sense of whether one is female or male. By contrast, gender-role refers to a role that society expects according to one's gender; it thus involves the acceptance that kinds of behavior (feminine versus masculine) are appropriate for each gender.

‘Gender’ is one of the busiest, most restless terms in English language.