Who Am I?
Mahatma Gandhi, an Indian Lawyer stated that, “Man and woman are a peerless pair; being
supplementary to one another; each helps the other, so that without the one, the existence of
the other cannot be conceived and, therefore, it follows that anything that impairs the status of
either of them will involve the equal ruin of them both.” Mahatma Gandhi played a significant
role eradicating gender equity pertaining to women. Gandhi always had immense faith that
women have a bigger role in the political, economic and social emancipation to play. As per
Gandhi, women are superior to men on the grounds of morality and spirituality (Mondal).
According to Kester Anne D. Cajocson, a College Librarian for one year already at University of
the Visayas Toledo City Campus, her profession as a librarian back in the days was not
dominated by female librarians unlike in today’s generation where female librarians are
dominant over male librarians. In earlier times, male librarians dominated the workplace
because they were perceived to be more capable than women. It was later that public libraries
