Modern Sexism

     In contemporary times, sexism towards both women and men can be seen in the workplace and in the family.
At Panera, all of the girls work at the register, as barista, or in the bakery, particularly all of the pretty girls. Less pretty girls tend to be put in the dining room to clean up dishes and maintain its cleanliness. All of the guys work behind the counter making food. There are some girls trained to do this, but they are an exception to the rule. Even most of the managers are young women in the midst of their college education. Girls make up an astounding majority of Panera's staff, a pertinent example of reverse sexism.
     In contrast, traditional European families often practice conservative views of men and women. Men get served by the women, who cook and clean everything related to the meal. Women are taught to be ideal housewives and mothers, and the men learn how to be successful in an intimidating economy. It would be considered unacceptable for a woman to hold a more prestigious position than her husband, who is viewed as the sole breadwinner. Sexism can lean in favor of either sex in today's world.