Title: 5 Gender Roles Throughout History That Are Completely Different From Our Own
Headings: How Gender Roles Throughout History Have Changed
How Gender Roles Throughout History Have Changed
1. Pink And Blue Once Had The Reverse Gender Connotations
2. Computer Programming Was Once Considered Women's Work
3. In Russia, Doctors Are "Feminine"
4. Women In Israel Are Required To Serve In The Army
5. Women Were Considered The More Sexual Gender In Medieval Europe

Content: In the process of promoting social norms that typically denigrate women, this belief system also discounts other cultures that do things differently. The truth is, some of the norms that seem innate and automatic to us might seem unnatural and absurd to people from other cultures. In reality, nobody's conventions are natural or unnatural. The only thing negative about any culture's gender roles is the fact that they're imposed on people, often based on a hierarchy that relegates women and non-binary people to the bottom. Here are a few gender roles from other places and times that you might be surprised by — because they show that the modern, American way of doing things isn't the only way. 1. Pink And Blue Once Had The Reverse Gender Connotations
There have been a number of scientific speculations about why girls like pink. A 2007 paper in Current Biology theorized that women's preference for pinker hues relates to the tendency for our female ancestors to pick berries while the men hunted. However, pink has not always been considered a feminine color. In fact, in the early 20th century, pink was considered more of a boys' color.