Who should be more responsible for trying to break societal roles, the person teaching them, or the ones they're teaching it to?

[DCVsMarvel2]

Should teachers break societal roles, or should the people being taught break them

For example, women are generally taught that they're supposed to be dancers, because supposedly it's "more feminine". You see all the time though that not every woman chooses to follow that, whether it be because they just aren't very good, or because they're good at it but, it's not a passion of theirs.

So, doesn't that beg to say that it's really the people being taught responsibility to "break the mold"

[AI Opinion]

Both teachers and learners play crucial roles in breaking societal roles. Teachers have the responsibility to encourage critical thinking and create environments where questioning norms is welcomed. They can inspire by introducing diverse perspectives and challenging stereotypes. Meanwhile, learners hold the power to question and redefine norms through personal choices and actions. It’s a collaborative effort, where educators provide the tools and guidance, and individuals decide their path, ultimately shaping a more inclusive society together.

[leahzrc]

Lmao I never thought women were supposed to dance wtf is this mind set.

[DCVsMarvel2]

Cheerleaders are a prime example of this. Lots of teams are women only, for that very reason

[leahzrc]

cheerleaders should only cheer for women

[DCVsMarvel2]

Cheerleaders should only be women, is what I just said, not, just cheer for women

That's a sexist statement

[leahzrc]

what's sexist is making women dance for you

[DCVsMarvel2]

nope. they do it because they like it, and get paid to do it. noone said they had to cheer

[Anonymous]

I think it's about equal.

[DCVsMarvel2]

How so?

[Opinion Owner]

The person teaching them is not very good at their job.
The person they're teaching it to didn't listen to their teacher.