To determine how many women are affected by the prejudice that university is more important for men, we first need to understand the context of the question.
Given that there are 64.5 million women, it is essential to acknowledge that prejudice can impact a significant portion of this population.
1. Prejudice against women in education suggests that society may undervalue or discourage women from pursuing higher education compared to men.
2. To calculate the number of women affected by this prejudice, we would need data or estimates on the percentage of women affected by this bias. Without this specific information, we cannot provide an exact number.
3. However, it is crucial to address and combat such biases through awareness, education, and promoting gender equality in all fields, including academia.
In conclusion, while we cannot give a precise number without more specific data, it is important to recognize and address prejudices that may hinder women's access to education and opportunities.
