One example of gendering objects is associating colors like pink with femininity and blue with masculinity.
How to explain
Society assigns gender to objects based on cultural norms, stereotypes, and marketing strategies. These gender associations often stem from historical and societal influences, shaping perceptions of what is considered appropriate for each gender.
Marketing and media also reinforce these associations, influencing consumer preferences and perpetuating gender stereotypes. This practice helps industries target specific demographics for sales, but it also reflects and perpetuates societal norms and expectations regarding gender roles and identities.