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Gender Dan seputaran feminisme beserta antropologi

Dalam kehidupan bermasayarakat terdapat individu yang berperan khusus sesuai dengan apa yang dibutuhkan oleh masyarakat dan kemampuan sebagai individu. Mereka di kontruksi oleh kehidupan sosial agar mampu beradaotasi dengan tantangan zaman dan kebutuhan sebagai kesatuan masyarakat. Laki-laki dan perempuan bekerja bersama untuk membentuk sebuah lingkubgan yang kondusif agar mereka bisa memnuhi kebutuhan hidup mereka.

Peran dan tugas mereka di bentuk sedemikian rupa guna memenuhi apa yang belum ada,  sehingga mereka berdiskusi atau membentuk peran agar mereka dapat memenuhi kebutuhan mereka.

Dalam menentukan peran,  mereka saling melengkapi karena mereka mengerjakan dua hal yang berbeda dan mampu untuk membuat semua terpenuhi.

Dilihat dari perkembangan feminisme yang terjadi di lingkungan masyarakat dunia menjadikan kita berkaca bahwa gelombang kehidupan menjadikan kita menyadari bahwa peran laki laki dan peran adalah dua hal yang berbeda dan tidak bisa disamalan.

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