Anita's father will not let her stay out at night with her friends as late as her younger brother is allowed to stay out because he believes Anita deserves to be protected, supported, and adored by men since she is a woman. Anita's father is displaying what type of sexism?

Anita's father is displaying benevolent sexism.

Explanation:

Benevolent sexism comes in the form of affectionate and patronizing behaviors. In other words, it may seem that the man's intention in to protect women. His behavior is initially perceived as natural and acceptable. However, it still expresses a form of dominance, but in a more concealed manner. Disguised as concern and protection, this type of sexism still prevents women from being and acting freely. Their choices are still limited; their rights are still undermined.