You’re How Old? We’ll Be in Touch
Age discrimination in the workplace starts earlier for women and never relents. The pay gap kicks in early, at age 32, when women start getting passed over for promotion.
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Back to home8 Things To Tell People Who Think Men And Women Are Already Equal
Alhough the advancement of women’s rights and equality since 1971 is absolutely worth celebrating, it’s just as important to recognize the ways in which women are still unequal to men.
Poverty is Sexist – and the Prime Minister Gets It
“Women and girls are less likely to get an education, more likely to be impoverished, and face greater risk of disease and poor health.”
Men, We Are the Lions
“Choose domestic violence as a men’s issue, too.”
Nate Parker on Campus Incident, Consent, and Toxic Male Culture
In a one-on-one interview, the ‘Birth of a Nation’ star gets candid about rape culture and shares what he’d tell his 19-year-old self about consent.
White Fragility Workplace Training Video
Racism in the workplace: What you can do to protect your white employees from hearing about it.
‘It’s a man’s world, sweetie’ – how 3 women leaders dealt with sexism
Stories like this might be inspiring; but they are also relatively rare. According to the World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs report, the proportion of women in positions of power dwindles all the way to the top: only around one …
What Are U.S. Colleges Doing for Rape Prevention?
Most rape victims know their assailants. Most assailants give off warning signs that go unchallenged or unremarked upon by the people around them, which emboldens them to push further and further. Tackling rape culture requires fundamentally shifting the way we …
Hillary Clinton and Julia Gillard: How the Media Shape Our View of Leaders as ‘Women’
Women leaders should not have to experience being publicly lambasted on account of their gender – a process enabled and perpetuated by a post-feminist media cycle. However, even when elected, women who rhetorically engage with feminism do not always promote …
This Is For All The Women Personally Victimized By Their Office A/C
It is a frosty nightmare, to say the least. But don’t be fooled by the parody video. Even science says office temperatures are set for men, not women.