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i really dont know that this will help you any but... I also have found that girls are most likely to be given up for adoption. I am a homosexual guy and me and my partner adopted a baby girl from an orphanage in our area and we went through meeting several of the choices before we decided and MOST of the population was girls......it is a very cruel world and yes females are underestimated in the world b/c they are deemed "weak" "inferior" "fragile" i guess the sexism thing started with the bible itself when everyone saw that Eve was made from Adam......strange how a misunderstanding in religion can create sooooooo much chaos...

It is rare to see a place where such "Gendercide" occurs, however the one place that I can think of is China, and that is simply because a girl cannot carry the family name when she gets married. I understand the logic behind this and I don't honestly think that is the root of the problem, the root of the problem is the government's one child policy. A family is only allowed one child and the people feel that if it is a girl then that will be the end of their family name. (It won't always be true but I can see where the idea comes from.)

Now, as for female discrimination, a tribe in ancient Europe called the Amazon was led primarily by females, only females could be warriors, only females could have a life, only females could do anything. Truth be told it was one of the most powerful tribes of its time.
The Amazon wasn't the only tribe that allowed women to be warriors, in Japanese history, there where female samurai, it was just such a small minority that hardly anyone really payed any attention to it, but I won't deny the bias that was there, woman samurai had to fight twice as hard to earn half of the respect, and that is how society tends to be in the western world.
I would also like to point out that there is more bias than just against women, there is racial bias, religious bias, and sexual bias. Personally I think the sexual bias is a little bit more of a problem than the gender bias, so I am more likely to want to focus on that.