All cultures establish gender roles, behaviors, and relationships between men and women, making culture significant. Culture shapes gender. Culture shapes family, community, and workplace life through gender identities and connections. Because of its cultural significance, gender organizes society like race or ethnicity. Gender-segregated work shows this. In most countries, "women's labor" and "men's work" are clearly defined in the home and community, with cultural justifications. Patterns and explanations vary by society and time. Women have less personal liberty, fewer resources, and less influence over the decisions that form their communities and lives, regardless of society. Gender inequality affects human rights and development. Explain in detail.