Push for de-gendered dress codes, even if gendered dressed codes don't bother you personally.
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As we detail in Gendered Vulnerability, female candidates and elected officials continue to contend with very gendered presentations in the media – more discussions of their clothes or their demeanor – as well as with gendered perceptions held by voters and colleagues alike.
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In a patriarchal society, we're not appropriately valuing self-care in relationship to labor if care is gendered female and labor is gendered male.
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Gendered socialization is also missed, dumping adult trans people into a new gender role without the experience to handle delicate gendered social situations such as dating or employment.
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His inability to comprehend the gendered complexities of partners' infidelities is ludicrous, and certainly disqualifies him as a leader who could address the gendered inequalities persistent throughout the society.
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From toy aisles to unnecessarily gendered products, pink tones and feminine imagery are used to draw in women — a marketing ploy that is often called out as aiding in gendered inequality.
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In gendered languages, nouns take gendered articles (meanwhile, you question what makes a lamp feminine), and when there is a mix of genders, the standard plural form is almost always masculine.
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But "witch hunt" has a gendered past -- and present.
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Cherry also made the point that sex is a protected characteristic in UK law, and pressed Minshall several times on why Twitter's hateful conduct policy only applies to gender — asking Minshall at one point whether 'terf' is a gendered term "in the same way that bitch and cunt are gendered terms" (Minshall agreed it is gendered).
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It is a word with a legacy of gendered baggage.
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For me, techniques are not gendered; I think that's ridiculous.
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Think: the gendered sections in stores designating where you browse.
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But some women felt that racing wasn't a gendered pursuit.
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It's that they rely on exhausted gendered symbols and codes.
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Still, there has always been a confounding factor: gendered behavior.
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Carol is not defined by men, or by gendered trauma.
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Latinx replaces the gendered 'a' or 'o' ending with 'x'.
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"Likability" doesn't seem like it should be a gendered concept.
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They reflect the classic gendered critiques made of powerful women.
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At their best, women's media pushes back against gendered stereotyping.
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Transgender Twitter users aren't here for the platform's gendered assumptions.
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In this instance, systemic racism works in a gendered way.
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But many of the new gendered products are for men.
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The data shows that stalking is also a gendered phenomenon.
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You have to know that every type of gendered designation.
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Most of them are brands or publications, which aren't gendered.
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For instance, Saewyc says that gendered language can be alienating.
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The story calls to mind another gendered campaign food moment.
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The symphony was nearly unanimously praised, albeit in gendered terms.
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Another study, from 2015, noted that colorism is often gendered.
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And yet, proposing remains as gendered as it ever was.
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These two were actually the series' first explicitly gendered Pokémon.
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But Denis shirks gendered modifiers like Isabelle does childish men.
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It also feels like it's closing the gap on gendered broadcasting.
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Take Wonder Workshop and its non-gendered robots Dash and Cue.
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"It's a very gendered crime," Marsh tells me over the phone.
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This isn't the only example of gendered media coverage of Hicks.
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Instead, you'll hear her refer to the non-gendered flight deck.
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Do you feel like that's a gendered approach to your work?
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According to Squire's analysis, most of this abusive language wasn't gendered.
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Heavy subject matter, gruesomely vivid depictions of sexual abuse, gendered violence.
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The awards show isn't just putting the kibosh on gendered categories.
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The industry has grown more gendered in recent decades, research shows.
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Would you describe your gym as being a hyper-gendered space?
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How does your gym set itself apart from a gendered gym?
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In her book, Hochschild noted that emotional labor is deeply gendered.
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To what extent does the creative artist experience herself as gendered?
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These stereotypes and gendered language are directly impacting a woman's success.
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This word sis is so gendered and now it's being challenged.
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Had you noticed that gendered double standard when you were younger?
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Is the resting bitch face a gendered concept with misogynistic connotations?
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A will to money and power is gendered as inevitably male.
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The newly gendered lights were installed for a 12-month trial period.
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There are two distinct, gendered, and utterly separate roles in this relationship.
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These masquerades attempt to obscure the stereotypes imposed by the gendered gaze.
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A commentary on gendered roles and sexual politics within the family unit?
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I knew the book was gendered—it's right there in the title!
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And so much of the preexisting language for cartoons is heavily gendered.
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It's not a gendered trait, but rather a condition of being human.
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Like the women in the adverts for overpriced and over-gendered razors.
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And Davis feels similarly about accommodation in other gendered spaces, like bathrooms.
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The current hubbub over the sanctity of gendered bathrooms is nothing new.
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If prepubescent children were "innocent," they were to be only vaguely gendered.
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I refrained from using gendered language for myself because it hurt me.
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Expectations for teenage behavior are also deeply gendered in the United States.
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But, of course, the alleged perception of women was much more gendered.
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So you have the same human emotions, and they do get gendered.
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"It's hard to imagine how these simple items become gendered," she explained.
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Students may refer to their genitals in completely non-gendered terms altogether.
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Most importantly, we need to recognize how cases like these are gendered.
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UNESCO also found assistants rarely have safeguards against abuse and gendered language.
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Restaurants are full of gendered rituals that generate awkwardness; we have all
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Similarly, don't force trans and gender-nonconforming employees to wear gendered uniforms.
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Despite these spaces branding themselves as progressive, I still experienced gendered Islamophobia.
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Why was he so invested in the gendered ordering of the household?
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Even unembodied personal assistant systems—Siri being the most obvious—are gendered.
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There were also gendered differences in how frequently people admitted to crying.
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In music, it has always felt like broken hearts are inherently gendered.
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Like Dame, Unbound had accused the M.T.A. of a gendered double standard.
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"It's a street that's very gendered in all different ways," explains Bray.
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But using gendered language to address mixed-gender groups presents other problems.
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MTV scotched gendered prizes at its Movies & TV Awards that year too.
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Amid these conditions, women reported that gendered violence is a daily concern.
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Little Women's drop-off corresponds to the invention of gendered children's literature.
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Make sure people are being gendered correctly, even when they aren't around.
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Clearly there is a tangled set of gendered assumptions at play here.
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Giving up my gendered spot in society has come with difficult repercussions.
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Another thing to remember: Our attitudes about messiness tend to be gendered.
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Pink has long had gendered associations, but what are its racial implications?
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Of course, it's important to remember that assault is not a gendered issue.
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To that end, Wilde is determined to raise her children without gendered stereotypes.
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Researchers say that women are often overwhelmingly the target of this gendered act.
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The policy also clearly defines gendered harassment as a type of ethical breach.
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Nevertheless, it's oddly satisfying to see Reynolds confronted with the gendered double standard.
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Our weeping woman is wide-eyed, intensely gendered, and ripe for popular consumption.
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Blackness, especially when attached to a black woman's body, is overwhelmingly gendered masculine.
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It's time-consuming figuring out whether criticism is gendered, and to what degree!
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Navigating age and gendered power dynamics can be difficult in age-gap relationships.
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Just the fact she did it that way made it a gendered journey.
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We just wouldn't need most of these products to be so strictly gendered.
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And then there are parents who may not identify with gendered language whatsoever.
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The effect is also gendered: that range is 267-61% for male CEOs.
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Both Alexander and Fink, however, want a more gendered approach to counterterrorism policies.
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These gendered price discrepancies always make me feel bad for my male friends.
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Here as elsewhere, the outspoken congresswoman is a favored target for gendered abuse.
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So, we kind of got over gendered shopping sections a long time ago.
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Heather thinks it might have something to do with gendered sexual power dynamics.
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Meanwhile, aspects of Brazilian culture reinforce gendered myths about women who suffer violence.
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Many factors contribute to the epidemic of gendered violence facing America's tribal members.
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And it's definitely gendered, but not in the way Clinton assumes it is.
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Which is why, when we see unnecessarily gendered products, we face palm — hard.
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On one level, identifying as "they" is gendered, but it is also ontological.
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Tell us more about other forms of police violence that are specifically gendered.
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Adventure Time has ambiguously gendered characters like BMO, who regularly switches gender pronouns.
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This focus on the suit's aesthetic rather than function reads as weirdly gendered.
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If bawling is the ultimate workplace taboo, it's also a viscerally gendered one.
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As far as good rappers go, I've never thought of that being gendered.
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Most cultures today, including American, are rooted in a gendered system of values.
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Call out when single stall bathrooms have a binary-gendered label on them.
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Additionally, Cersei's public shaming in season five was absolutely brutal and absolutely gendered.
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The course was a collaboration between Gendered Intelligence, My Genderation, and the school.
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Both "model" and "DJ" are loaded terms, sometimes aggressively bundled with gendered stereotypes.
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"People characterized me in gendered ways that I think were unfair," Clark says.
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Questions about her experience are both fair, Ms. Nixon said, and plainly gendered.
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At times, such questions were criticized in New Zealand as invasive or gendered.
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If your virtual assistant wasn't gendered, would you speak to your device differently?
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It's to even the opportunities so that gendered comparisons cease to be relevant.
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Or, as Gloria Steinem put it, a "gendered version of a minstrel show"?
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There are offices, a costume shop, dressing rooms and non-gendered bathrooms (natch).
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"Thirsty" is a unisex put-down, but that doesn't mean it's not gendered.
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"Harriet" circumvents this gendered dichotomy between men who fight and women who hide.
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In its depiction of gendered violence, it anticipated much of the #MeToo conversation.
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In its depiction of gendered violence, it anticipated much of the #MeToo conversation.
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Do you think proposals will one day become an entirely non-gendered thing?
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This year, those coats are skewing more a-gendered, less tailored, and more utilitarian.
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Sure, these gendered portrayals may be reductive, but the video makes a good point.
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To what extent perceptions of her shortcomings are gendered at some level doesn't matter.
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Sansa understood this gendered system, and how it shapes everyone's expectations, better than anyone.
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Arrests for mixed-gendered partying in Iran have occurred many times throughout the years.
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Our culture has gendered feelings about the gym, who works out where and why.
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But Runner's World's survey shows just how widespread — and gendered — this problem really is.
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Maybe you were trying to avoid gendered language since magical women have it tough.
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I thought of them as dealing with people issues, but not necessarily gendered issues.
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And sure enough, Trump replied with a gendered insult tailor-made for attack ads.
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One of the theories is that it originated from the country's gendered inheritance rules.
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Which is why we're ready to invest in Bohbot's take on gendered food products.
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Most researchers agree, though, that culture has a significant impact on our gendered behaviors.
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His answer, while it sought to flip existing gendered expectations, somewhat missed the mark.
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It was clear that Thingyan had a problem with drugs, drinking, and gendered violence.
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In 2017, Dillon wrote a letter questioning the Emmys' use of gendered acting awards.
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This gendered concentration is often referred to by sociologists and economists as occupational segregation.
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As the importance of care work continues to increase in our still-gendered economy,
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Raise and interact with children with non-binary gendered language from the start. 47.
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It comes out of this gendered view that girls can be delicate and small.
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Do not assume girls are only interested in traditionally gendered activities and subjects.14.
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We're absolutely talking about systemic and gendered problems that have been unspoken about forever.
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So some of our interest is also in juxtaposing these two differently gendered activities.
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These pieces are extremely cool and do not have gendered labels, which is great.
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Can you give me your rundown on the x-ing out of gendered words?
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The next two themes in the exhibition reinforce non-gendered, symbolic values of pink.
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Wouldn't a gendered list like this, in 2017, only reghettoize music that women make?
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Other forms of gendered violence, including rape and domestic abuse, are far more common.
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"It was important to highlight the gendered relations in Douglass's life," Mr. Julien said.
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Shopping on her own, she was constantly surprised by how aggressively gendered everything was.
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When we kill women in our stories, we aren't just annihilating female gendered bodies.
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Kasi Lemmons, the film's director, describes the gendered dimension of telling Harriet Tubman's story.
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Non-gendered makeup lines are on the rise, too, including Jecca Makeup and Fluide.
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Should I refrain from tweeting anything gendered or let a bot control my tweets?
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That — the worker that does the practical stuff — it's a very gendered role historically.
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And there are thousands of variations in how we connect with our gendered self.
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Men with breasts undermine deeply held beliefs about the gendered body, or binary sex.
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Devineni wants Priya's Mirror to continue that success, broadening awareness and action against gendered violence.
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Colors aren't gendered, but there are associations connected to them, and sometimes I overthink that.
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But the rules Davis is challenging go far beyond gendered, or even stereotyped, dress codes.
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Tasha: Well, I guess, in the sense that his violence is non-gendered and egalitarian.
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It's a vexed position from which to tell a story — gendered, racialized, and historically silenced.
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Something similar happened in Britain in 2016, where we have no law about gendered facilities.
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If someone dishes an insult with racial, gendered, or sexual overtones, it's a free hit.
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She is focused on how otherness is constructed visually on the gendered, sexualized, racialized body.
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There is, of course, a privilege that comes with being comfortable in a gendered space.
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And so, of course, it isn't wrong to self-identify with a gendered parenting term.
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Wells eschews human-like gendered pronouns and demonstrates just how differently Murderbot sees the world.
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Toxic masculinity proves that men are also hurting, and suffering, from our harshly gendered society.
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Others suggest a link between gendered languages and lower rates of female work-force participation.
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But because John [Scalzi] specifically never gendered the character, I chose not to gender Chris.
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Add this under BIC for Her Pens to the growing list of pointlessly gendered products.
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And she embraced some of the gendered criticisms levied against her as badges of honor.
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Instead, you start with a blank slate — a plain, non-gendered face with no hair.
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But the first thing I noticed when I got here was how gendered everything was.
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I wanted to make sure that I would not be mis-gendered in my death.
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I guess I never thought that manholes covered city streets in, like, a gendered way.
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They have to be independent and not prescribe to any of this gendered bullshit, i.
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Ahead, 18 times gendered foods made us want to laugh out loud — but also scream.
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Jenner even managed to work in a comment about how that assumption is uniquely gendered.
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So why have recent hires had to adhere to a more antiquated, gendered dress code?
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Grubb told us he tries to avoid anything which could be read as specifically gendered.
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She is a success in the gendered economy that gives material rewards to desirable women.
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However, far more companies have separate gendered career tracks that prevent upward mobility for women.
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She opens a way for us all to free ourselves from ideas about gendered expectations.
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They can be anything from commenting on a black person's hair to using gendered language.
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Dillon made headlines in 2017 when they spoke out about the Emmys' gendered award categories.
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"Like many systems of care, reproductive health and fertility services are very gendered," says Dao.
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But whatever kernel of a point McCarthy had is buried here in unnecessarily gendered nonsense.
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Experts say it likely goes under-reported because of gendered expectations placed on male sexuality.
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"Merkel has been the target of countless attacks, gendered attacks, sexualized dirt," Ms. Roth said.
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Beyond the electoral system, voters see the very office of the presidency in gendered terms.
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Will rock music ever be able entirely to extricate itself from a profoundly gendered symbolism?
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Asia Kate Dillon of "Billions" is calling on the Television Academy to scrap gendered categories.
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I liked that it wasn&apost particularly gendered in color and matched my minimalist sensibility.
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But the prevalence of these gendered designs and narratives in gaming raises some disturbing questions.
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Retailers have been engaged in an escalating gendered arms race in children's clothing ever since.
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Its placement is really cunning, sitting under HATPINS, which have also been a gendered weapon.
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There's a gendered division of labor, so they are given tasks that you're not given.
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But including gender in emojis could subconsciously encourage people to use them in gendered ways.
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One of its central messages is that dismantling gynecological taboos is not a gendered issue.
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As a collective, she and her friends organize a gendered revolt against their rakish colleagues.
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An essay like "A Band of Brothers, a Stream of Sisters," about the differences between types of gendered solidarity, can never open as wide a space for reflection as the extended thought experiment in differently-gendered solidarity that is The Left Hand of Darkness.
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Somehow, Robin's very gendered dressing down isn't the most misogynistic interaction she has with her boss.
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Mr. Sanders, eager to avoid suggestions that he is making personal or gendered attacks on Mrs.
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If you're wondering why alcohol needs to be gendered in such a way, you're not alone.
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Robinson noted a gendered element as well, as fanfic was, and still is, dominated by women.
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But, like most things in the wrestling business, it can also be gendered, othered, and prurient.
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This continued into the 20th century, with the practice of hair removal gradually becoming more gendered.
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"I definitely think there's a gendered element there," Peaches explained in an e-mail to Broadly.
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In Provenance, Leckie reintroduces gendered pronouns, but also makes them more nuanced than a simple binary.
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This isn't just about deviation from a script; it's about deviation from a particular, gendered script.
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Women in positions of power, particularly in politics, have often faced this type of gendered criticism.
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Manifesto invites viewers to consider the gendered, social, and political contexts that shape historical artistic disruption.
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" Morehouse will also "continue to use gendered language that reflects our identity as a men's college.
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Playing off gendered expectations, actually, was vital to her success in the struggle against Lord Baelish.
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Rather than breaking along gendered lines, the #MeToo divide increasingly appears to be a partisan one.
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But it also doesn't feel quite as gendered, or about the female experience, as some albums.
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" The response to sexual violence, on the other hand, "can be highly racialized and highly gendered.
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This highly gendered and sexualized garment is slowly getting there, but there's some way to go.
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For example, how does this gendered conception benefit fashion and further separate us in our ethnicity?
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Parker hired several different personal trainers, but they only wanted to "reinforce" traditional gendered fitness aesthetics.
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Some of this goes back to fan culture being rooted in a very gendered power dynamic.
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But Miranda feels she's actually liberating her child from the gendered indoctrination society pushes on people.
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LVC: Your work is often described as angry, a term that is particularly gendered towards women.
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The best relational advice that I would give, it's often gendered: Listen more than you talk.
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I believe that to taste and enjoy the pleasures of life is not a gendered issue.
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One of these issues is with the "gendered system of values" she sees in most cultures.
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Trump's speeches not only focus on private-sector work but a particularly gendered kind of work.
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He's also used a list of seemingly gendered retorts at Clinton, the likely Democratic presidential nominee.
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They've dehumanized them so much that they can't see their identity in a gendered way anymore.
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It is enshrined as the purest and the only example of that kind of gendered pain.
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In our home, each member of the family had their own gendered obligations to my father.
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"The disease is a crisis and the gendered attitude towards the condition is helping no one."
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"Her murder enshrined her in history as a symbol of transgressing gendered norms," Ms. Micucci said.
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That taxi bit is the closest he gets to illustrating the gendered dynamics of his relationship.
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We are doing our best to make sure the framing of our work is not gendered.
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The classes were single-gendered — Monday and Wednesday were for men, Tuesday and Thursday for women.
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Once kids can reach the shelves of later middle-grade novels, the gendered smog thins considerably.
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Protesters took to the streets April 24 to demand an end to gendered violence of kind.
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Proponents of gendered categories say that absent such distinctions, men would dominate the nominees and winners.
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Bobbi Ullinger was browsing an online support group when she first saw the word bi-gendered.
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Over the 20th century, we found our way to a gendered split on school reading lists.
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She also appreciated the non-gendered dress code and dorms organized by age rather than gender.
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These updates tend to address racist and gendered abuse, or at least Twitter imagines they do.
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An Ohio high school dropped gendered terms for its homecoming court, opting for "Homecoming Royalty" instead.
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Is there gendered imagery in the waiting room, or are there things more neutral as well?
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It also troubles its own mythos by, ever so gently, nudging against other traditionally gendered scripts.
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Women are not angels, and men are not sadists; predator and prey are not gendered roles.
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Zapata wants to unspool (pun intended) the gendered use of ceremonial textiles from Peru and elsewhere.
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Using a form of culture jamming, Mayer and Bustamante disrupted gendered stereotypes about motherhood and pregnancy.
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Historian Landon Storrs notes that evidence presented against female defendants took on a distinctively gendered tone.
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They kicked off a national conversation spanning gender dynamics, sexual harassment, and other gendered workplace ills.
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Novak Djokovic has backtrackedfrom his controversial statements about gendered pay in tennis: Hockey is going to Hockey.
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You don't have to be struck with hysteria, frigidity, or any other gendered affliction to get off.
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Elsewhere in the world, gendered communal baths are a cornerstone of how you hang out with friends.
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"Cat Person" has gone viral in part because it has become something of a gendered Rorschach test.
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Rosen is one of multiple high-profile candidates striking back against gendered attacks in the 2018 election.
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She is the author of Navigating Gendered Terrain: Stereotypes and Strategy in Political Campaigns (Temple University Press).
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We've seen gendered products from light beer labeled as Chick Beer to low-fat Monterey Jill Cheese.
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The resounding call that "the only responsible party for rape is rapists" is true and non-gendered.
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Per the new Berkeley agenda, all gendered language shall be slashed in favor of gender-neutral terms.
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It should be common knowledge now that "high maintenance" and "needy" are more than a little gendered.
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This stems from the fact that gendered clothing relies on the rigid constructs of masculinity and femininity.
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Washington's objects — hoodoo jug and stoneware — consider how meaning accumulates around symbols in gendered and racialized ways.
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Rodin's gendered thinking also led him to integrate figures with different elements such as columns and vessels.
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She and her co-authors are already planning follow-up research to investigate these gendered results further.
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Writers and editors need to consider the implications of gendered language and the importance of neutral pronouns.
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These days there is an overwhelming consensus in our scientific community that scientific talent is not gendered.
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The sections where she explores the popular Classical stories that feature gendered speech are the book's best.
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The enemy is the violence perpetrated by racial, gendered, political, juridical and existing economic metabolisms with nature.
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Virginia Lee Montgomery toys with the psychic space in which abjection is gendered, playfully prodding erotic hierarchies.
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So they go through these phases where they're really into these hyper-sexualized, or hyper-gendered, things.
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If you slow a song enough, the singer's pitch changes, altering the gendered sound of their voice.
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There are precious few representations of female-gendered bodies as powerful outside of what they offer relationally.
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Signage for such products can often feel gendered, but the market here is conspicuously indicated as male.
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Australia's first female prime minister, Julia Gillard, recently wrote about her own experience with personal gendered attacks.
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It helped that, by then, electric vehicles were struggling culturally, for reasons we would now call gendered.
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Consider his project BLACKNESS, beautiful black-and-white photos of all-gendered people, vulnerable in their exposure.
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Second, we must strip gendered associations from lipstick, dresses and glitter, soccer balls, sweatpants and short hair.
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As gendered constructs, clothes can constrict us but also liberate us when it comes to that complexity.
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Like Spanish, it is a gendered language, in which every noun has a masculine or feminine ending.
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Content warning: This story includes forced gender change, gender dysphoria, and the use of a gendered insult.
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While likely unconscious, these technical feats might also relate to gendered ideas of what "great" cinematography entails.
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And that scrutiny may include a level of gendered criticism that has held back other female candidates.
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When we meet each other, we're like, Oh my god, you don't think the planets are gendered?
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Pattern and ornament are perceived as signs of freedom and tools for the destabilization of gendered hierarchy.
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In a separate memo, he also ordered that gendered job titles be changed to be gender neutral.
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Hammond will concentrate on the gendered body and how our expectations of it are projected onto landscapes.
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Gendered approaches to learning set in early, so it's never too soon to start working against them.
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Some non-transgender men who have gynecomastia also manipulate gendered language to describe their gender nonconforming bodies.
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"Carceral feminism" refers to a reliance on policing, prosecution, and imprisonment to resolve gendered or sexual violence.
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A key exception to that is Zmigrod's approach, which has shown promise in gendered languages like Spanish and Hebrew, though it takes a lot of processing power to keep up with all the standard gendered articles and endings, let alone new pronouns to describe nonbinary or gender-neutral identities.
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"Gendered harassment is the most severe, because women are the ones experiencing [the most intense harassment]," Wilson said.
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Deborah Walsh, Director of the Center for American Women and Politics, explained just how gendered this jab was.
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I'm not sure if that's overly escapist, because lots of real-life women are victimized in gendered ways.
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Although their music may be repetitive, they're clearly astute observers of a certain culture of gendered, financial exploitation.
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Fearing the power of solidarity, employers foment divisions among their workers, typically along racial, ethnic, and gendered lines.
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The point is that faux-marriage moralizing coalesces in gendered ways that are seemingly never applied to men.
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That's something people in my generation have experienced, especially in an industry that's stigmatized and gendered like pastry.
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"Our traditional notions of infrastructure are very gendered," said Heather McGhee, president of Demos, a liberal think tank.
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"Day to day, you get used to [being mis-gendered], but it can wear you down," she says.
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Last year skin tones were introduced and more recently gendered characters arrived — think lady detectives and police officers.
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" Jane Fonda: "By choosing to do it that way, Susan consciously or unconsciously made it a gendered journey.
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"Given the choice between actor and actress, actor is a non-gendered word that I use," Dillon said.
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Hard power and soft power are often gendered, and soft power tends to be contingent on hard power.
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The term is gendered, most often applied to women, and it has convenient habit of delegitimizing a person.
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"When women experience abuse online it is more often sexual or gendered," according to Azmina Dhrodia of Amnesty.
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The same participants also answered questionnaires about the importance of having a male doctor and gendered medical competence.
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House Hunters wives, who love to conform to gendered stereotypes, could store their entire Keds collection in there.
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" Correction: This story originally gendered a concerned viewer at Emma Sulkowicz's 'The Ship Is Sinking' performance as "she.
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It's unclear what exactly those rights are, but freedom from gendered laws appears to be one of them.
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"Given the choice between actor and actress, actor is a non-gendered word that I use," they said.
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A lot of Trump's primary campaign insults were deeply gendered in a way that best applied to men.
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As a genderqueer who does not conform to gender conventions, Doe prefers plural pronouns to gendered singular alternatives.
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When we talk about gendered trauma, we tend to point to moments of physical danger, harassment or assault.
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Women experience economic, workforce and healthcare disadvantages, intimate partner violence, gendered violence in public places, and street harassment.
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Season three, however, is something different, and perhaps richer, altogether: a treatise on how gendered pressures fail families.
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The tool counts gendered names and pronouns to track the proportion of women featured across different news sources.
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Work by Teresa Margolles, who makes visible gendered, racial and economic violence in Mexico, may look overtly feminist.
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Every man must work as hard as every woman to elevate gender equality and to eliminate gendered violence.
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The art world privileges the act of seeing, which has a gendered history rooted in the male gaze.
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These gendered expectations will inform who's seen as over the line, and even where the line is placed.
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Professionally, too, I have seen just how profoundly men don't want to talk about their own gendered nature.
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Diapers for children aged one to three, by which time the gendered enthusiasm for pink has kicked in.
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It was in an online support group for other cross-dressers that somebody used the word bi-gendered.
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Some of the pairs are especially thoughtful about the kinds of gendered (and racial) scripts they're grappling with.
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It might not be the fault of Netflix that they've inherited such a gendered market for leading actors.
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But ignoring it or brushing it off can let damaging gendered narratives take root and spread, they said.
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The onslaught of gendered images is not only in advertising, but also in television, films, books and more.
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Both film and other fields have very gendered systems, where you see your male colleagues promoted before you.
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Once we grow up, we're pushed into a new set of gendered expectations — those created in the workplace.
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The gendered history of both professions also contributes to a view of nurses as fundamentally subordinate to physicians.
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Neither do Trump's supporters — and they are letting Kelly know it with vicious gendered insults on social media.
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She has specifically warned female candidates of the gendered expectations they will face, in particular on national security.
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How about men take on the economic and social burdens of calling out toxic patterns of gendered socialization?
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Varble aimed to break down gender binaries, creating a space for himself outside of a hyper-gendered world.
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The company's new policy banning gendered pronouns also affected the list of possible responses in Google's Smart Reply.
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Maybe it's most accurate to see Hefner and Brown as avatars of two deeply gendered visions of success.
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Instead of having to pick an icon sporting traditional gendered characteristics — like the male emoji with mustaches and female emoji with eyelash-lined eyes — users now have "a whole new way to express themselves that isn't gendered," says Jean-Marie Navetta, a spokesperson for a LGBTQ-inclusive family organization called PFLAG.
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The #MeToo movement has shown that unchecked power in male-dominated hierarchies can fuel gendered abuse in any industry.
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From asking Mark Zuckerberg to invest $23 billion in "Kanye West ideas" to the gendered use of brah vs.
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Students can wear any piece of uniform they wish, even with typically gendered items such as dresses or pants.
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But while all young adults are increasingly struggling with debt, it's worth acknowledging that the issue is disproportionately gendered.
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Most mainstream VR porn is exclusively heteronormative and cis-gendered, assuming the user is male and excluding trans identities.
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Men's problems are more often seen as personal failings rather than victimhood,, due to our gendered idea of agency.
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Obviously, it's very gendered to say that women care about makeup and men care about sports — I get that.
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But from gendered stereotypes to struggling wages, from emotional turmoil to debilitating injuries, Cindy Hales has never stopped fighting.
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Dr. Laurie Mintz, the author of Becoming Cliterate, was at SSTAR to discuss the phenomenon of gendered orgasm inequality.
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I've only been to strip clubs—male and female—a couple of times, but there were major gendered differences.
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I like to think that when I'm writing it's objective and not necessarily from a super a gendered place.
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"If you create a male-gendered personality with a female mind, that may work well for transgender," he says.
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Set in Lagos, Nigeria, the novel investigates how gendered stereotypes create familial expectations around domestic responsibilities and emotional labor.
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My sorrow didn't have to have a gendered meaning or value but of course, in my mind, it did.
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Clinginess is, per Brooke, a gendered term which pertains to "excessive emotional dependence" — an "undesirable" behaviour in dating culture.
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The gendered angle of this exposé is impossible to ignore, especially for anyone who has read Ferrante's work itself.
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As writer Lauren Schwartzberg explains, millennial pink is a "genderless mascot" that doesn't fall into traditionally gendered color palettes.
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Step 2: Calmly state your feelings in matter-of-fact language that does not include gendered or racial slurs.
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"Ladies and gentlemen…" If you frequent public transit, you're probably used to hearing this booming, gendered greeting over loudspeakers.
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In his message to Tlaib, Kless allegedly referred to both Tlaib and Omar using racist, Islamophobic, and gendered slurs.
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On your Twitter, there was this whole incident with a gendered princess / astronaut duvet cover, which you dubbed #bedgate.
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It's not the only awesome thing the show did this year: It also decided to forego traditionally gendered categories.
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Its Emily believes that the gendered division of domestic labour is absolute "bullshit," and that marriage is a prison.
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Typical standards of beauty and health are not valued at my gym, so results and goals are not gendered.
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Train staff to use non-gendered language, and to ask guests what their personal gender pronouns are... never assume!
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I've read too many contradictory Facebook posts about expensive, plastic, gendered, Swedish, wooden toys to make this call myself.
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How do you feel about the story you told — a fairly feminine-gendered story — months after having released it?
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But as the critic Roger Sale noted in 2000 in the journal Left History, this tradition is highly gendered.
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" Zachary himself has pondered whether "women have been exempted from certain forms of self-doubt, which might be gendered.
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A self-described "granola," Nelson recalls her brusque introduction to the gendered world of flight-attendant work at United.
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Earlier this week, Beth wrote another story for Washington Post about her daughter's quest for less traditionally gendered threads.
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In 2017, visible women are harassed and threatened on the internet with gendered slurs and harassment of every description.
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The latest addition is a pair of non-gendered people holding hands, with the full set of color variations.
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Her new series on VICE, The Scarlet Letter Reports, is focused on changing the dialogue around gendered public shaming.
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And even though it's a gendered term, I don't necessarily see it as a man, or even a person.
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Genderless Kei doesn't rely on unisex styling, but playfully seeks to remove the gender labels from traditionally gendered pieces.
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Yeah, they're not really gendered, I don't even know if that's really on purpose, you know, it's just easier.
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In some ways, I could see this coming, as I had been researching, writing, and talking about gendered disinformation.
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But these clear correlations are typically air-brushed away in reports that obscure the gendered nature of the violence.
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On Wednesday night, Samantha Bee elaborated on last week's apology for using a gendered slur to describe Ivanka Trump.
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Even today, Letitia Landon provokes a virulently gendered response, as I have discovered after publishing a biography of her.
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Kate Manne, a philosopher at Cornell University, has spent much of her career exploring the subtleties of gendered oppression.
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Nonfiction-wise I am reading "The Gendered Brain," by Gina Rippon (published in America as "Gender and Our Brains").
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These new voices will be traditionally male-sounding, but neither voice will come with a gendered name or description.
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One of the ongoing questions the series poses is how women can be party to other women's gendered oppression.
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Spanning four decades, the exhibition shows how the artist operated behind a gendered facade as Abstract Expressionism went commercial.
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At the same time, it is undeniably true that cats, in life and in art, are consistently gendered female.
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The gendered pronoun ban affects fewer than 1 percent of cases where Smart Compose would propose something, Lambert said.
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I intend to win, but I think either of us will face a phalanx of issues and gendered conversations.
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"I'm very interested in breaking down that hierarchy between fine art and craft, because it's heavily gendered," Treanor says.
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While huge in Japan, Western markets have been skeptical of them and the gendered, pink-box marketing surrounding them.
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Instead, her music is simply an authentic expression of her identity that acts as though gendered expectations don't exist.
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And when PerryUndem analyzed the factors that correlated with just those non-gendered political actions, they found something interesting.
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And just in case the politics of health disclosure wasn't gendered enough, Donald Trump generously revealed his testosterone levels.
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"People know what they should be saying, what they should be thinking" when it comes to gendered assumptions, Parker said.
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And some gendered toys can send an early signal to girls that they're not welcome in science and engineering fields.
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" Her communications director, Lily Adams, sent a strongly-worded solicitation to donors describing Trump's words as a "weird, gendered attack.
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The culture is perfectly clear that it's gendered — men don't [feel the need to] do it to the same degree.
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Nooyi disclosed some of the essential gendered (and scientifically unproven) differences between men and women and how they eat chips.
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Latinx purportedly breaks with the gendered binary in our language to adopt a more inclusive, gender-fluid population of artists.
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"If it's a word you would never use with, for example, Serena's male counterpart, it's probably really gendered," says Chemaly.
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To that end three characters are men, four are women, and one is a non-gendered monster, he told me.
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When women are permitted or requested to apply, they are subject to gendered requirements: be married with kids, for instance.
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Many women report they have felt unsafe in shelters, or are survivors of gendered trauma stemming from stays in shelters.
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In fact, back in 2015, she teamed up with Always' #LikeAGirl campaign to put a stop to the gendered insult.
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The event was hosted during the show (En)Gendered (In)Equity: The Gallery Tally Poster Project
, organized by Micol Hebron.
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She targets the tomboys who refuse to conform to their gendered roles, painting their nails and defanging them before strangulation.
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With a showdown against Clinton looming, a female voice might help soften Trump's image and blunt gendered attacks against him.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont suffered a heart attack, that gendered line of questioning has been noticeably absent from political chatter.
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Good on Google for continuing to offer the only major voice assistant that steers free of gendered names and descriptions.
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While the collection is not "genderless," it is not heavily gendered either, another example of its modern take on dressing.
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Gendered language should not hinder parenthood as it once did but be allowed to become terms of endearment and pride.
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A social transition may involve the child taking on a new name or new pronouns, or wearing stereotypical gendered clothing.
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On the other hand, it is a deeply gendered custom that can enhance a man's reputation and damage a woman's.
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The algorithms they have trained on the data have allowed them to explore a range of gendered issues (see chart).
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I dated voraciously to demystify what I valued in a potential girlfriend now that qualities weren't tied to gendered expectations.
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Trump has also amplified gendered criticism that the first female presidential nominee does not have the "stamina" to be president.
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But without meaning to, even the good ones impose gendered pressures, fears, and expectations under the guise of being protectors.
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"The Scarlet Letter Reports" is a new series hosted by Amanda Knox that explores the gendered nature of public shaming.
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About the only good thing about it is that it mostly avoids the icky implications of a female-gendered servant.
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Thomas Markle's particular choice of "rude" also strikes at the gendered double standard women from Markle to Cardi B face.
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The researchers found that the "male" and "female" ads were shown to gendered audiences, even when their images were blank.
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Instead, he seems aware of that the condescension directed at his fan base is likely more than a little gendered.
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Duffy's research into the world of fashion designers, bloggers, and designers illuminates the gendered stakes of the collapsing creative economy.
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Job ads and performance standards should also be assessed to ensure they don't include wording that promotes male gendered stereotypes.
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The emoji's gendered historyIt wasn't too long ago that emoji weren't even developed enough to have female and male options.
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For a novel about life under multifarious forms of totalitarian control—political, gendered, sectarian, communal—"Milkman" can be charmingly wry.
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Gendered thinking no doubt contributed to Thatcher's image as a pantomime villain in Sheffield and other outposts of deindustrializing Britain.
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Most gospel groups at the time were either single-gendered or a mixed group of multiple men and multiple women.
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When it comes to gendered, female-specific insults, it's tough to choose which one is the most eye-roll-worthy.
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Gender non-conforming identities have existed throughout history, but the language surrounding desire and sex stems from binary gendered thinking.
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Is a white man a person while a black woman is and can only be a gendered and racialized subject?
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She said the minister's requirement that submissions for film subsidies include gendered breakdowns of crew members was another important step.
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She'd laugh and correct me if I got something wrong — a gendered article, usually — but it wasn't that often anymore.
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Beauty is gendered — more specifically, who gets to be seen as beautiful is defined by how we perceive their gender.
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And their different approaches — and differing levels of frankness — are also revealing of the gendered demands made of women stars.
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But by calling out gendered stereotypes, the regulator has made the invisible visible, a vital first step in social change.
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" Or if you were to say "housewife", it would correct it and say, "How about homemaker, because it's not gendered.
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When looking at factors like elderly population, healthcare costs, tax affordability, life expectancy and gendered crime, Florida ranked number 11.
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Weinstein touted the actor Gwyneth Paltrow as an example of his gendered altruism whilst he headed the movie studio Miramax.
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There's a particular, almost gendered sting to it — the way it frames the failure and suffering of men as shameful.
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On the other hand, men are way, way, way behind women in their thinking about their lives as gendered beings.
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How much do you think the lack of respect or misunderstanding of what you do is gendered, as they say?
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And that means that men have a place at that table too, because there are gendered issues that impact men.
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However, unlike things like "beer for her" or other ultra-gendered items, glitter beer is intended for everyone to enjoy.
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The researchers found that the effects gendered media has on children include a tendency for girls to focus on their appearance, an increase in tolerant views of sexual harassment and the establishment of gendered behaviors in romantic and sexual relationships, as well as riskier behavior in boys and career choices limited by gender norms.
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Pilipinx | adjective (pilipinx people) Like Latinx, Pilipinx is a gender-neutral term used to replace the gendered words Filipino or Filipina.
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I think his faith in a patriarchal or any other gendered idea of God and organized religion has been thankfully demolished.
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Blanco, real name Michael David Quattlebaum Jr., identifies as trans or multi-gendered and has used different pronouns throughout his career.
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Microsoft's LinkedIn said it avoids gendered pronouns in its year-old predictive messaging tool, Smart Replies, to ward off potential blunders.
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Liberty High School, also in the Iowa City district, recently moved away from using gendered terms to recognize "Liberty Leaders" instead.
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Of course, gendered double-standards were never hidden from Ms Hathaway, who has endured a public thrashing that men rarely receive.
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Public service within the military-industrial complex is still widely gendered and conceived of as masculine, good, and — most important — valuable.
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Because when someone critiques Best Coast's live performance because "Bethany looks like a miserable bitch onstage," it is a gendered attack.
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Going further, the paper argues that tech companies have failed to build in proper safeguards against hostile, abusive, and gendered language.
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The Soul (Un)Gendered: Anupam Sud, A Retrospective continues at the DAG Modern (41 East 57th Street, Manhattan) through March 7.
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One big gendered economy: Jobs in the U.S. — those with lots of young people and overall — are sharply segregated by gender.
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More than womanhood per se, pink represents girlhood, and it can be understood as a gendered yet asexual marker of femininity.
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"And he has attacked her in gendered ways by mining stereotypes like talking about the sound of her voice," Dittmar added.
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It's a term that's extremely gendered, suggesting a vapid, conniving woman who pursues money and material wealth through any available opportunity.
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France Culture, a radio station, called the recent change of mind on gendered titles "a mea culpa rather than a revolution".
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Older, younger, differently-gendered, a radical departure from what your inner parent approves of are all potential sources of love matchery.
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" –Jessica Thormer "When older women talk about their gendered experiences, don't be dismissive of them, because you will have similar ones.
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And what sits below the surface is the gendered way we treat girls (and boys) from the day they are born.
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"Barberette initially started because of my own frustration with the experience with gendered hairdressing, or the hairdressing industry itself," she says.
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The cootie catcher is primarily associated with girlhood, a gendered tradition passed hand-to-hand at sleepover parties and in schoolyards.
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It's frankly no wonder trans activist Jack Fox has spent a decade scouting out every non-gendered toilet in his city.
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And the fact that they have a decidedly gendered name and still possess all this power gives them even more BDE.
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We're supposed to believe that while the United States has descended into gendered dystopia, it is also, somehow, a racial utopia?
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Parachute fabrics, fashioned into 17-foot-high billowing figures, are at once gendered yet inhuman with their colossal genitals and chests.
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Laws that permit children to be married are rooted in a gendered discrimination that is baked right into our legal system.
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Some kids may never end up identifying as trans but will merely express themselves in a way that's not stereotypically gendered.
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They go on to explain that Biden's use of the term "Condescending, angry, or elitist" is somehow adopting a gendered trope.
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It requires a body politic that sees bodies, gendered bodies, colored bodies, disabled bodies, L.G.B.T.Q. bodies, and declares that bodies matter.
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Though historically a gendered toilet, the hotel seems to let anyone take a peek to check out the latrine's cinematic vibe.
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McNamara belongs to a nonprofit called Gendered Intelligence, which focuses on using the arts as a way of exploring gender identity.
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It offers them fluidity from the gendered binaries wherein they don't have to push boundaries but instead are able sit comfortably.
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We entertain each other endlessly by mucking up the gendered pronouns and subverting the chores and behaviors usually assigned to them.
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The materials I had chosen were culturally gendered, though my use of them came out of a ridiculously formal, Greenbergian discourse.
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Despite the industry change, Victoria's Secret has kept to its branding that promotes thin, long-haired, cis-gendered, European-featured women.
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Determined to upend these gendered stereotypes, Dion blows fairy dust and, voilà, the newborns appear in stylish black-and-white ensembles.
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He had to take a long look at how he'd internalised what he'd later pinpoint as low-key manipulative gendered behaviour.
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Not only is it an awkward entry, but in 2018, why are gendered words related to courage or the lack thereof?
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Everyone today credits Jacques with the idea and views Sheehy as a popularizer: a gendered dichotomy if ever there was one.
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But there is nothing inherently gendered about a great meal, and women chefs are proving that across the globe every day.
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We also check for gendered language on job descriptions and provide automated, personalized feedback to every candidate on how they performed.
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It makes sense — a lot of it is definitely shining a light on a gendered system that's still in place today.
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Yes, this masterpiece was choreographed by a man, but the point of the Women's Movement isn't to set up gendered comparisons.
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You also seem to play a little with the idea that the split between humanities skills and engineering skills is gendered.
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I imagine new structures and mythologies born from the choreography of female bodies, non-gendered bodies, bodies of color, disabled bodies.
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This gendered knee-jerk critical stance that assumes less intentionality for works made by women is a phenomenon that persists today.
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Decades before she was famous, a young Meghan Markle challenged a company over its gendered marketing campaign — and they changed it.
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Now 26, she has become an advocate for women affected by acid attacks, a widespread form of gendered violence in India.
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" As a result, patient satisfaction with female physicians is "subjected to gendered stereotypes and expectations with hidden rules for appropriate behavior.
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Bronx Colors has three products specifically geared toward men, gendered via the male symbol; this concealer is not one of them.
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Unbowed and unapologetic, Waters threatens the racial and gendered status quo precisely because she highlights this administration's extreme and heartless brutality.
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But this fading away of language and the gendered, racialized figure does not mean that the quest for meaning is abandoned.
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After Elghobashy and Meawad's beach volley debut, further reductive discussions of "culture clashes" ensued with an underlying tone of gendered Islamophobia.
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Microsoft's LinkedIn said it avoids gendered pronouns in its year-old predictive messaging tool, Smart Replies, to ward off potential blunders.
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From there, it is easy to see how social norms have ensured that men and women are groomed into separate, gendered roles.
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After all, onesies are arguably some of the least gendered clothing items out there, given that they're basically one-size-fits-all.
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It's about sex and dating, and about gendered patterns of behavior that are both incredibly common and deeply in need of change.
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Bottigheimer argues that for the Grimms, silence is both gendered and moral: Good women illustrate their virtue through their silence and passivity.
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Self-care shouldn't be gendered or determined by who you are, your biology, or your identity — it should be accessible to everyone.
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While gendered, this feature could potentially cut down unwanted messages on an app aimed at non-monogamous people as well, she said.
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She's happy for Roman and Hims and believes Thinx helped lay the groundwork for public advertising around taboo subjects, gendered or otherwise.
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The question of whether to modernise German or to cleave to its gendered traditions is just one battle in a culture war.
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On the other, it's gendered, and, like everything that is bifurcated by language, can fall prey to the alienation imposed by language.
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As more women continue to share their stories of sexual harassment and assault, it's important to remember that the issues aren't gendered.
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Words like "mom" and "dad" are nothing more than gendered terms for people who raise children, after all, which means they're restrictive.
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And what Crazyhead finds in Buffy's romantic tropes is a treasure trove of thoughts about gendered power dynamics, about romance and friendships.
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In my experience, almost every tweet I've reported — often due to violent, gendered language — has been ruled inoffensive by Twitter's abuse team.
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Instead, there was an air of celebration, of taking an overbearing patriarchal, exclusively straight, cis-gendered structure and making its content queer.
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Certainly this is in line with the traditional gendered double standard that holds women to a different standard in pursuing sexual behavior.
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What that all boils down to is "authenticity," which I think is discussed in a very classed and gendered way in music.
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This result suggests that before the rise of urbanism and the state at Tell Leilan, pottery production was not a gendered task.
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Now, charging toward a tiny human, it's a stand-in for the gendered forces that work against women's success in the workplace.
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To make sense of this election in a gendered context I guess you really need the hindsight of about five-hundred years.
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Removing gendered terms has been slowly happening for decades in the United States as colleges, companies and organizations implement gender-neutral alternatives.
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However for me, it obviously isn't my space, and although it's a positive thing for cisgendered women it's still enforcing gendered spaces.
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And when scientists have compared the brains of men and women, they have found no gendered hard-wiring for emotionality or rationality.
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As Astrid grew into adulthood, she had a tendency to think in starkly gendered terms: women were victims and men were perpetrators.
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But the show has only a few things to say, in a world where forms of gendered oppression are many and various.
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That included some who wrote about Hillary Clinton using gendered and tone-deaf language, like Walker Bragman… This article received widespread attention.
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Resetting the balance so women no longer provide service sex is not in itself a comprehensive answer to gendered inequalities, of course.
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They're nearly as old as social media itself, often gendered in nature, and freaky because — hey — they really could happen to anyone.
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Similarly, a number of gendered indignities have probably given Hillary a "siege mentality" of her own when it comes to the press.
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Rather, they represent an extreme microcosm of a broader culture of gendered sexual shaming to which we should all be paying attention.
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This is very much in keeping with the kind of gendered gaslighting that women and nonbinary folks deal with on the regular.
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I hadn't thought that other people would be listening to these slowed songs and thinking about the gendered aspects of the voice.
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We don't use gendered greetings here because we don't want to assume what somebody's gender or experience of those things might be.
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I also acknowledge the potential shallowness of my interpretations as a cis-gendered, white person, discussing queer and Black disabled artists' work.
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Language like this is never helpful, and even less so when it frames this decision in such a gendered and heteronormative way.
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"If I had to, I'd probably say that it's gendered," he suggested, which sounded silly to me until I considered his argument.
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When asked in a phone interview if she believed her candidacy was being hampered by gendered notions of "electability," Ms. Warren demurred.
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So it's not that gendered stereotypes make it impossible for a woman to win a presidential election; it's just a lot harder.
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The nonbinary "Billions" star Asia Kate Dillon challenged the Emmys to get rid of gendered categories like Best Actor and Best Actress.
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Yet with the major acting awards — the Oscars, Baftas, Tonys and Emmys — there are no signs that gendered categories are going anywhere.
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As the field expands, designers need to ensure they're creating a more expansive world, and not replicating a close-mindedly gendered one.
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In 2015, Gómez Palomo founded the brand Palomo Spain, which shows during men's fashion week but flouts the idea of gendered collections.
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Nussbaum reacts to a gendered cultural hierarchy by deploying the weapons of that hierarchy against it: a certain combativeness, a bold swagger.
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The #MeToo movement, which kicked off in late 2017, forced a nationwide reckoning with gendered power imbalances and abuse in the workplace.
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"They may have recognized a spectrum of gendered ways of being that we force into two sexes," she wrote in an email.
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The gendered contrast is striking to some, particularly since women looking to lose weight have long known about and tried fasting diets.
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He might have spoken for Milan's conflicted stance on men's versus women's when he nodded at the relaxing standards of gendered clothing.
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We chat about her West Coast dreams, how she's embraced who she is, and why "gendered" clothing is such an eye-roll, ahead.
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Previous studies have shown that body art is a highly gendered phenomenon, as tattooed women are more often viewed negatively than tattooed men.
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There's also an argument to be made that people might want to pay more for gendered products, because it makes them feel good.
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The choice to highlight sensation over deeper meaning — which was presumably made by the park's leadership — is not, in and of itself, gendered.
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As a global society, we're often silent when it comes to issues of gendered violence, deeming them too distressing or uncomfortable to acknowledge.
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The Science and Showbiz of Hypnosis, a new book by "The Singing Hypnotist" Christopher Green, explores the visual legacy of this gendered practice.
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Some of Gillibrand's allies have suggested the backlash is gendered — a classic example of a woman being blamed for a man's alleged misdeeds.
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Readers of Mr. Eugenides's "Middlesex" will recognize the story now being told in fragments as that of Cal, that novel's double-gendered protagonist.
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And then there's the more gendered aspects: the reveal of the woman's true self, symbolized by Vivian's reddish curly mane, untamed and raw.
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Mansour said that with so much gendered harassment and abuse becoming public, producers in particular are more consciously positioning themselves on women's side.
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Willem's character, in his paradigm, can only see the light as a "she," but I think that the lens is actually dual-gendered.
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Starr is hyper aware of her position in America's gendered and racialized hierarchy, thanks to his intense study of the Black Panther principles.
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As the roles of mom and dad have more in common than in contrast, gendered terminology no longer seems particularly apt or relevant.
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The gendered dimension of "weight stigma" is well-established, with multiple academic studies highlighting the difficulties faced by overweight women in the workplace.
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It sounds neither male nor female — or seems to fluctuate between the two depending on how intensely you're listening for a gendered bent.
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Both Molson Coors and Carlsberg have tried selling gendered beer (Animée and Eve, respectively) and both beers were swiftly pulled from the market.
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Lithe, hirsute, and completely armless, Böttner's eroticized body has a mermaid-like quality that transcends gendered limitations and features extensively in her work.
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"Cis-gendered men get a lot of encouragement to explore their own bodies, sexualities, a variety of different types of porn," she said.
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Women of color, for example, who experience racialized and gendered harassment, do not yet have a body of research dedicated to their experiences.
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There has been a huge shift towards gendered marketing since the 1950s when even beauty products were often gender-neutral, says Ms Sweet.
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The legal protection that state law provides to husbands must apply equally to wives, notwithstanding the gendered language of the existing law's language.
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Yes, really: "Showcasing our butts gives us a break from that [kind of harassment], because butts aren't a gendered body part," Armitage says.
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A first lady is what organizational experts call a "power center," however hampered she may be by the gendered nature of her role.
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Hopefully, John Greathouse (sorry — J. Greathouse, would hate for readers to get distracted by his gendered first name) will learn from his column.
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In gendered workplaces, women's capabilities, accomplishments, and potential are depreciated in distinct but mutually reinforcing ways — one of which is the affinity bias.
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Thus, gendered workplaces typically reward workers who are "willing to put work above all other considerations" and who have had continuous, linear careers.
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If you want to be sure you're browsing for Muttonhead clothing exclusively, you can sort by brand and eliminate all the gendered items.
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Whether your personal style defines you or not, a person's decision to wear gendered clothing means whatever that person wants it to mean.
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The artist tells Creators that this gendered duality is something he likes to explore, "by letting both sides come out" whilst he creates.
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Adding support for people of different colors and genders, including non-gendered imagery, has been an ongoing process for the last few years.
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BBW is obviously gendered feminine, as are many other euphemisms that are often associated with plus size models, such as curvy, voluptuous, etc.
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In the same way, Threadsteading is highlighting the similarities between craft and code; it's a "fuck you" to the perception of gendered hobbies.
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How do you make sure that all doomsday prep and no play doesn't make you, Dear Reader, a dull [insert gendered noun here]?
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For the Perfect Sidekick trainer Kendra Campbell, working out at mainstream gyms exposed her to gendered assumptions people make based purely on aesthetics.
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For women, they still struggle with gendered public reactions, which reminds them that for women, gender appropriate tattoos remain small, cute, and hidden.
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All children are better off when we don't stand in the way of what makes them happy because of our own gendered prejudices.
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Middle school is a time when messages about gender are strongest — and books for this age group also tend to be highly gendered.
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Women, especially, may not learn about money management growing up, thanks to gendered ideas about financial planning and male control of family assets.
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With centuries of imbalance, it makes plenty of sense that our brains would find peace in these strange and gendered invocations of comfort.
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They cast her as either talking down to or looking down at voters, often in terms that the Warren camp viewed as gendered.
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None of this is constructed as consciously gendered in the sense of 'let's empower women'; it's just what happened with all of us.
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The next major touchpoint — in many ways the one that began our modern gendered world — is the rise of amniocentesis in the 1980s.
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Van Hove began the project with the idea that "West Side Story" was a series of fights — physical fights, ideological fights, gendered fights.
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Although it violates federal anti-discrimination law, many schools continue to have gendered dress codes for prom, graduation, yearbook photos, or everyday attire.
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Nike manufactures its performance shoes on gendered lasts, though many lifestyle shoes, like Air Force 33s, are still made on a unisex mold.
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In other words, Houston is transitioning away from all that urban-cowboy, concrete-wasteland stuff and into a multiethnic, multicultural, multi-gendered metropolis.
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Because we live in a gendered culture, men and women alike adopt implicit biases against women, and these biases affect our decision-making.
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"Fundamentally, we are looking at a crisis in trans people's mental health," Jamie Pallas, communications and project coordinator at Gendered Intelligence, tells me.
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But when she uses Google Translate on Turkish phrases, it "always ends up as 'he's a doctor' in a gendered language," she said.
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Spiritualist séances were entertaining but also spaces in which transgressions of the sexual, social, and gendered order were enabled by the presence of 'spirits.
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It might stop feeling so gendered and become a generational story instead: What does the ascendent generation owe to the past, and vice versa?
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Taking on Trump is what matters to Democrats right now, but there are still gendered ideas around who is tough enough to do it.
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Traditionally gendered, these separate sites are reconciled in her practice as places of change and transformation, between which materials and ideas can circulate freely.
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The celebration of "authenticity" as nonspectacular is the kind of gendered conventional wisdom about pop music that Gaga's early career was a statement against.
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We're in the middle of a lot of cultural turbulence right now, not just in English but in many, many languages that are gendered.
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Her rules, which include a ban on gendered language and images of any kind, are much stricter than that of a typical social network.
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Parents don't ask their fetus how they identify — they take whatever gendered information their doctor gives them, then assign it to their unborn children.
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People carried "The future is non-binary" signs and played with blue and pink "gendered" balloons that didn't match their assigned sex at birth.
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If Uber were to add a way for passengers to choose their driver's gender, the users would be the ones making the gendered choice.
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After all, making gendered generalizations or attempting to extrapolate one individual's behavior to leaders of that gender as a whole would be a disservice.
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Out of all of the hobbies out there assigned to little boys, when I was younger, I opted for something a little less gendered.
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They and their caregivers (especially of the opposite sex) would be freed from the critical comments they might encounter when using gendered public facilities.
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See, up until now every phone I've used, presented to me completely absent of gendered marketing, has secretly been a man phone for men.
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Being a society in which every product is pointlessly gendered, sooner or later some company was going to release a male-specific fake tan.
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Pitagora disagrees with my assertion that a liking for feet—like a penchant for the music of Rush—is primarily gendered in that way.
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Throwing grits at a male partner can be gendered justice, a weapon of the weak when that woman has been that man's punching bag.
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She prefers mostly non-gendered pronouns While Schafer uses the pronouns "she/her," when it comes to proper titles she goes by Mx. Schafer.
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As the title suggests, the books are compilations of the gendered, often sexually explicit, and sometime threatening messages that Grace routinely receives from fans.
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Our lives are so gendered, which is why it's important that driver licenses and other forms of IDs recognize people who are non-binary.
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Released by the University of Cincinnati, researchers analyzed the strategies some gay men adopt to "manage their gendered and sexual identity" in the office.
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That's when we'll know that sexual harassment and gendered bullying and the various forms of discrimination are no longer holding back half the population.
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Unfortunately, there's a gendered component to this, and studies suggest that women are judged more harshly than men for their number of sexual partners.
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Jaime Banks, a Professor of Communications at West Virginia University who studies player-avatar relationships, doesn't think that "playing your lover" is necessarily gendered.
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And the androgyne archetype shows up in Inanna's literature as cross-gendered persons, the 'head-overturned,' who hold shamanic office within her sacred precinct.
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The ensemble was perfectly positioned between gendered conventions we're accustomed to seeing from the major mainstream fashion houses, not quite identifiably menswear nor womenswear.
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Seems familiar… Seems familiar… There's no pressure to change your body and no gendered expectations; Your exercise demonstration model/avatar, Tabb, is conspicuously androgynous.
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While that's a very gendered, heteronormative study, it shows that expectations and motivations can vary vastly from person to person, even within one relationship.
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Gus: My gym feels hyper-gendered, as the locker rooms definitely are, but the free weights/weight bench section tends to be mostly men.
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After all, you're represented by a floating head with some hands — what part of that really needs to be explicitly labeled, let alone gendered?
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Thus, Oldham told the New York Times that Morehouse's use of gendered language will only further marginalize the school's trans and non-binary community.
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" Mallabo stood by the school's policy on trans women, and clarified that Morehouse plans to use gendered pronouns, but only on an "institutional level.
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This is part of a conversation I had with an Aussie boy who was staying in my mixed gendered hostel room in Amsterdam. Enjoy.
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Gendered violence is about power, and two things that significantly decrease the power disparity between two people are legal rights and independent financial means.
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One of the voices would be considered traditionally female and one traditionally male, though Google says it doesn't think of their voices as gendered.
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Cruz told Todd that he found Trump's offer to be "political-correct nonsense" and considered the gendered division of bathrooms a non-partisan issue.
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It's hard not to see that through a gendered lens because the medications aren't for anybody else except for people who can get pregnant.
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" Has this gravity been something you've had to gain over time, versus just understanding witch hunts in the context of the obviously gendered "hysteria?
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I learned quickly that being desired was conditional, and if I strayed too far from gendered expectations, my experience of dating would severely change.
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Still, according to Anker, the women's movement has been pivotal in pushing for the interpretation in asylum law that sexual crimes have gendered origins.
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Those featured — doctors, businesswomen and prostitutes, among others — rejected the period's gendered expectations in their fights for professional status, racial equality and sexual freedom.
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The brand Maude, which sells condoms, lube, candles, and a simple white vibrator, bills itself as offering a non-gendered, "human" approach to sex.
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Since Overlooked, which debuted Wednesday online, seeks to make amends for a systemic, gendered injustice, spotlighting one particular woman on the cover seemed inappropriate.
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Check out this piece in the paper today by me and the fabulous Astead Herndon on the gendered word that looms over the race.
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They're confronted with gendered expectations (including their own) about family on the one hand and sexist barriers to their career advancement on the other.
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It is also racialized and gendered; it explodes the discursive logic of rational understanding, flouting the ontological principle of identity (as in "A=A").
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Shot intuitively at her home once a gift is ready and ribboned, each cumulatively chronicles a life of giving while probing gendered cultural assumptions.
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Some women say that when reporting assaults, they are met with gendered stereotypes that focus on their clothing or actions rather than their attackers.
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Why North Carolina is the state to watch this November MORE famously played on the gendered likeability trap calling her "likable enough" in 2008.
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Persisting in the face of criticism — some of it personal and deeply gendered — is part of the job description for much of her résumé.
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But what overly simplistic readings like "Bernie = Man = Bad" elide is the many complicated ways in which different kinds of people experience gendered violence.
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Just a couple of weeks ago, Washington state passed the Equal Pay Opportunity Act, which advanced paycheck transparency, addressing gendered job tracking and more.
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Despite the gendered split we've created, boys who do read or watch a version of Little Women consistently tend to find themselves appreciating it.
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By investigating the role of influencer, Lissette's work forces viewers to acknowledge the often gendered labor that sustains the expanding business of social media.
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And the most recent VIDA Count showed a strong gendered split at publications like the Times Literary Supplement and the London Review of Books.
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Uniforms might be annoying for some kids out there, but at least at one Australian school it doesn't have to be a gendered issue.
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Earlier this week on Dazed, directed by Adinah Dancyger, multi-gendered rapper and performance artist Mykki Blanco revealed a riveting reading of the text.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads DETROIT — One does not, perhaps, consider ceramic objects to be immediately gendered, possess sexuality, or be particularly political.
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Now, the social media platform's default profile photo — for those that don't upload one of their own — is a non-gendered head-and-shoulders silhouette.
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"Legitimate identity is a fundamental human right, but non-gendered people are often treated as though we have no rights," Elan-Cane told The Guardian.
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By supporting Mr. Sanders, a young Democratic woman can also demonstrate she's thinking for herself in the voting booth, not marching in gendered lock step.
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Elan-Cane, who was born female but identifies as "non-gendered", will on Wednesday find out if the case will proceed to a full hearing.
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Young boys are the next generation of potential aggressors, and they're essential in the fight to shift a culture that normalizes all forms gendered violence.
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Though the Internet is often an inhospitable place, a celebrity hack this week was particularly shocking and painful because of its racial and gendered undertones.
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Though the word 'quirky' is increasingly loaded — the label is gendered, and often parallels the reductive "Manic Pixie Dream Girl" stereotype — it seems applicable here.
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Makeup, the clothes you put on your body, the color you choose to wear, the colors you just look good in — that's not inherently gendered.
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But there's something distinctly racial (and gendered) about the aggression directed at Omar, who is black and one of the first Muslim women in Congress.
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Southern piety dictated that queer performers be relegated to serving as coaches, choreographers, or spectators in the conservatively gendered spaces where college dance lines performed.
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The works fire the imagination and, through the artist's intricate use of negative and positive space, raise foundational questions about the gendered body in art.
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After all, the "fix" for gayness would have included prayer, Bible study, being forced to embrace "correct" gendered behavior, and school discipline — including possible expulsion.
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"Good" trans people would be gendered properly and receive health care, went the implication; "bad" ones would be punished by having their very humanity denied.
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Vida's refusal of that narrative subverts familiar tragic immigrant tropes attached perniciously to Latinas, allowing for new expressions of queer Latinx subjectivity beyond gendered stereotypes.
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Many of today's up-and-coming queer musicians still tend to avoid gendered lyrics, leaving their songs' subjects open to interpretation in service of universality.
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That level of recognition hasn't usually been granted to other black queer filmmakers and projects that don't adhere to the same kinds of gendered scripts.
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But there are a lot of complex, gendered things wrapped up in that question, including a woman's tone of voice, her appearance, and her demeanor.
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" The new gendered snacks will offer a "low-crunch, the full taste profile," but "not have so much of the flavour stick on their fingers.
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The affair doesn't cast Reddit in a particularly good light, but the bizarre entanglement between the DMCA and gendered harassment on the internet isn't new.
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The gendered nature of the attacks on Hillary Clinton in particular—the criticisms that she faced that weren't faced by her male counterparts—appalled me.
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Whether I'm trying to live up to some porn star ideal or I'm feeling ashamed for some reason, I still have all those gendered tracks.
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From Wal-Mart to Saks Fifth Avenue, inventory in boys' and girls' sections isn't merely gendered by color, cartoon characters, or expectations of average sizes.
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Claire Wasserman started Ladies Get Paid, a career advancement resource for women, last year after the gendered reality of her industry caught up with her.
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With that good news, though, comes one disappointing data point sure to revive debate over why and how gendered stereotypes about science continue to thrive.
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Other non-gendered awards will include 'Best Actor in a Show', 'Best Hero' and 'Best Comedic Performance' when the ceremony takes place on May 7.
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I also ask Colloton why so many shows where women let their freak flag fly seem to take place in traditionally gendered spaces or professions.
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He did, however, abuse his position in a way that feels both gendered and, to the thousands of women who will read Thurman's story, systematic.
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It's also startling to see how gendered morals play out especially in regards to sexual ethics and the double standards in terms of behaviors expected.
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Positing a dialectic between girly vocalist and tough band would be too facile, reliant on a spuriously gendered equivalence between guitar noise and macho defiance.
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Newman said her Limitless contest, which allowed contestants to select from three mixed-gender strength categories, showed non-gendered contests could work for some sports.
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Newman said her Limitless contest, which allowed contestants to select from three mixed-gender strength categories, showed non-gendered contests could work for some sports.
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Bustamante's charismatic Rosa slyly inserts terms like "multi-gendered ambisexual" into a mass media outlet, and refuses the shaming and caricaturing typical of reality shows.
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The beach is "a very gendered space — like, the moment you put your toes in the sand...you feel it," Fitz says in the video.
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For non-binary and gender non-conforming folk, the idea of a hyper-gendered space such as a gym is something many choose to avoid.
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"Ryan and I lived there for two weeks — you can really feel the specter of the nuclear family, the space is highly gendered," Gerard says.
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To change course, we need to pay much closer attention to how, when and whether AI technologies are gendered and, crucially, who is gendering them.
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"It's on people's minds, for very good reason, and they're primed to interpret hostile actions against women in gendered terms," she said in an email.
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Smith added that as robots take over conditionally gendered jobs like housekeeping, "we might be able to start seeing better gender equality, or racial equality."
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Perhaps that's because video games and tech are often (wrongly) associated with men, or because electrical connectors are literally gendered—plugs as male, outlets female.
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The collection of work is inspired by that typical gendered address, which the artist uses to construct conceptual art to challenge female and male labels.
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Muslim women aren't composed of one identity, and Islamophobia can be enacted in so many different ways, whether it has a gendered or religious aspect.
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Immediately diagnosing the rare secretion as tears, I thought back to the last time this non-gendered and totally acceptable phenomenon occurred in my life.
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Regardless the real reason or reasons for a historical gendered button difference, none of this answers the question of why this is still a thing.
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In fact, in their practices many have worked toward actively combating hyper-gendered fitness narratives to create radically inclusive spaces where everyone can feel welcome.
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My school's feminist club met tirelessly with the administration and district school board, pushing them to approve a new dress code free from gendered language.
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I believe more and more that every pose is gendered, but how is masculine energy communicated in a picture today, as opposed to the past?
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The series revisits how, in key ways, Clinton's political life, which has often crisscrossed her personal life, has been defined by this gendered point system.
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However, the court also held that the European Convention on Human Rights "guarantees a right to respect for non-gendered identity," the law firm added.
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And yet, the global humanitarian crisis we currently face -- with 65 million people, the greatest number since WWII, displaced around the world -- is deeply gendered.
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That's the surprising (at least to me) result of a new YouGov survey of 1,000 US adults, conducted in June: There were some gendered expectations.
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With tender performances and dubious conclusions, this story is best appreciated as an explanation for why people seek out the false comfort of gendered pseudoscience.
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They have started to clear a space with someone I love that can foster more generous and fluid understandings of living an embodied, gendered life.
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Butler charges that in their focus on spelling out the harms of gendered socialization, feminists unwittingly entrenched the very things they claimed to be criticizing.
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Gendered parenting is kept alive by the unacknowledged power bestowed upon men in a world that values their needs, comforts and desires more than women's.
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Not showing up at all amounts to another expression of entitlement, and when men are the ones not showing up, the implications easily become gendered.
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Seeing only women in the kitchen gave Ms. Helou the impression that cooking was a gendered trap, a notion that clashed with her burgeoning politics.
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Saudi Arabia follows a strict form of Wahhabi Islam that bans the mixing of sexes at public events, with gendered rules enforced by religious police.
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"For those who identify outside of the binary, gendered spaces can feel incredibly uncomfortable," wrote KC Clements, a non-binary writer, last year in HuffPost.
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In a movie intended for families, it is frustrating that both humans and hounds who are gendered female find themselves relegated to love interest roles.
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In recent years, some governments and organizations have started paying more attention to the power of words, taking steps to update or replace gendered terms.
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But it was only when I had a son and a daughter of my own that I recognized how powerfully gendered constructs shape our development.
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For the past few decades, the sex of our babies — and all the gendered characteristics that supposedly go with it — was high on that list.
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To be fair, VSCO girls can feel a bit ridiculous — no one needs that many selfies in their driveway — but the criticism sometimes felt gendered.
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In an email to developers on Thursday morning, seen by Business Insider, Google said it would no longer use "gendered labels" for its image tags.
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When the levy finally burst and Gillard responded epically to Abbott's criticism, it was an almost cathartic display at the frustration of gendered personal attacks.
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And while the term Latinx has caught on, Spanish remains gendered like all of the Romance languages, with some facing resistance to gender-neutral pronouns.
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The most interesting characters played by women in recent years have been the ones who ignore gendered expectations of what makes a compelling main character.
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Before you get carried away with the exclamation points, however, it may be worth considering why these gendered email differences exist in the first place.
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Olga Shurchkov, an economics professor at Wellesley College, says these perceptions of gendered jobs and tasks are deeply ingrained in people from a young age.
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It calls up the legacy of European colonialism, gendered characterizations of fertile landscapes ripe for exploitation, and related paintings by Henri Rousseau and Paul Gauguin.
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You have internal politics and power dynamics that can become very gendered, and that can sometimes be in contradiction to the larger goals and values.
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It's also awkward given Surrealism's fixation with dismembered female bodies, and all the questions that recent events have raised about gendered power relations and consent.
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Refinery29's own Anne Cohen pointed out that Gosling's frantic Seb is a manic pixie dream boy, a reverse-gendered version of an already tired trope.
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And professional societies should formerly codify gendered harassment as a serious form of research misconduct on the level of plagiarism or research fraud (some already have).
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The artist first cut into linen as a small act of rebellion against the substrate that has borne centuries of male-gendered perspectives of Western civilization.
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The artist's implicit resistance to the neat binaries of racial and gendered stereotypes lies at the core of her identity politics, and is indeed, its strength.
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As a feminized robot, Alexa is given voice only in response to other voices, a perpetuation of the gendered silencing at the root of Western civilization.
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The anachronistic quality of the show's hyper-gendered world of manly activities and feminine passivity is part of what allows it to be enjoyable as camp.
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All of that could have made for a critical statement and a gendered proposition, but these do not always suffice to produce persuasive works of art.
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It openly relies on gendered assumptions that we are still comfortable making, despite knowing more about the mutability, expression, and diversity of gender across the spectrum.
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Plus, the central objects of desire were hot in conventionally gendered ways, and the shows worked through enticing plot gambits that could bring in mainstream audiences.
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Women may be motivated to "fit in" with the dominant culture, not merely by failing to report but also by participating in the gendered harassment themselves.
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But using that shorthand leaves out transfeminine people, trans men, and other queer people who experience gendered violence and oppression, too, often at much higher rates.
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I don't think we have to knock down every public barrier when it comes to the way we think about gendered spaces and gender classification, however.
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This especially includes transgender, non-binary or gender-nonconforming members of the community who have often been flagged for "anomalies" when passing through gendered TSA screeners.
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But the latest must-know from Japan is not just something to stick on a mood board or encourage you to toss away gendered dressing norms.
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Undeterred by the rules of gendered scripts set before her, Tasha put her flirty foot forward with Lawrence and became one of the spokeswomen for #ShootYourShot2k16.
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But unlike many of the male grooming products on the market right now, the packaging has a black and white aesthetic that is certainly less gendered.
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Walking to the site of my transformation (the wonderful Chop-Chop in London's Old Street station — highly recommend), I thought about how we have gendered hair.
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Maybe if we keep taking these small steps in dismantling gendered stereotypes about who plays games, we'll start to slowly chip away at that toxic behavior.
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Abbott called a 30-day special session to address several issues, but one of the items at the top of the list was gendered-bathroom access.
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Temi: One thing we've all agreed on is that whether you're cis, or non-binary, or trans, there are gendered expectations placed on you during sex.
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Lately, it seems like women candidates and political operatives have had a hard time breaking free of gendered stereotypes about how women should be or act.
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A story of ill-fated lust and the traumatic experience of gendered colonialism, Rhys's novel marked her out as a leading female voice in postcolonial literature.
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Dr. Martin's recent paper on the prevalence of gendered emotional stereotypes in children's media found that boy characters displayed a wider range of emotions than girls.
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Some events also started offering workshops on treating others with respect, defining consent, and using less gendered language with the leading and following roles in dancing.
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A UK-based education charity, Inspiring The Future, has produced a telling video that demonstrates how young children have gendered preconceptions about their future career paths.
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Q checks a lot of the boxes that tech companies frequently call upon to justify their own gendered virtual assistants: warmth, helpfulness, a sense of authority.
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Because there was little statistical difference between men and women in more than 20 items, researchers propose at least some of these activities are not gendered.
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The second part is deeply gendered: The Liars are constantly referred to as "bitches" when they are really just trying to keep their head above water.
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I wish I could believe this was a self aware criticism There's a clear, gendered difference between how the male and female protagonists storylines play out.
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The government has attempted to force Google to turn over 15 years of employee information in order to better determine the extent of gendered pay disparities.
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Glossier always says "inspired by real life" and in real life, you can no longer only make products targeted for women because no reality is gendered.
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For example, while you are able to choose a preferred pronoun at the start of the game, customizing your avatar is subsequently restricted to gendered clothing.
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There don't tend to be a lot of swimsuit options between highly gendered bikinis and board shorts — but YouTuber Ari Fitz is out to change that.
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Elliot: I work as a trainer at Everybody, a queer non-gendered gym, so my day-to-day experiences at my gym are positive and affirming.
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The success of Everybody has been stellar, and it serves as a shining example of the reality of a large-scale, profitable, non-gendered wellness space.
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"Especially at first, I found it really unpleasant being in stores that were explicitly gendered with clearly defined menswear and womenswear sections, like Target," she said.
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The bans came in a first set of rulings introduced by the Advertising Standards Agency (ASA) under new rules against harmful gendered stereotypes introduced in June.
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The exposure of feelings in art was and is a point much debated, because just as Kael points out here, the question tends to be gendered.
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Now you can communicate doing all those things without having to commit to long or short hair, or gendered clothing, or oppressively masculine or feminine eyebrows.
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Pros: Versatile casual basicsCons: Though everything Muttonhead makes is gender-free, not every brand they carry is, so you'll see some gendered clothing on their website
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"Everyone should be able to access NHS services without the fear of being coerced into conversion therapy," said Jamie Pallas from trans-led organization Gendered Intelligence.
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Tay's story might be uniquely sad even among the other youngsters with that dubious distinction because of the sheer volume of the gendered criticism she's receiving.
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Just as in straight bars, where women did not cause certain instances of aggression that they faced, gendered and sexist stereotypes were placed upon effeminate men.
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Fewer transgender people would die in prison cells in the UK if they weren't put in a gendered prison that doesn't correspond to their lived gender.
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Whittling all women down into these binary categories — saying we're either an Ayesha Curry type or a Kim Kardashian — is a gross simplification of gendered sexuality.
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Gendered differences in mental health is a particularly complex issue, and to say that women are more anxious than men is doing such research a disservice.
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As part of this new gender-neutral decree, the uniform policies of participating schools (institutions that are government-funded) have gotten rid of gendered language altogether.
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A lot of people, for various reasons like money and fear of going into a gendered space like a gym, prefer to work out at home.
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"Gendered social roles can compound the negative impact," said Dawne Vogt, a research psychologist at the Women's Health Sciences Division of the National Center for PTSD.
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Wallace is adamant that we need the language to substantiate the experience of having a gendered, sexualized, racialized body, or it will continue to be objectified.
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You may be comfortable altering your gendered existence without hormones or surgery; other people will feel those kinds of physical transitions are necessary for their survival.
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Several committee leaders have excised the gendered titles of "chairman" or "chairwoman" for the neutral mononym "chair" — though The New York Times's style remains gender-specific.
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Of course it has not always been a simple item to put on – historically defying not only convention, but also various restrictive laws surrounding gendered clothing.
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He was on the February cover of Out magazine and wrote an essay last year in Teen Vogue about wearing gendered clothing as a nonbinary person.
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Fucking Trans Women helped a generation of pre or non-op trans girls reclaim their "cunts" and find new sexual practices that supported their gendered bodies.
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Studies like this put a bigger imperative on getting to the root of the problem and figuring out ways to reduce people's racial or gendered biases.
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The paper posits that voice assistants, most of which are gendered female, perpetuate problematic stereotypes of subservience and biases against women — even at an unconscious level.
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Now one performer, the nonbinary actor Asia Kate Dillon, of "Billions," is calling on the Television Academy to drop gendered acting categories outright from the Emmys.
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Gendered employment discrimination is a serious problem, but it's not as though most developing countries are teeming with well-paid jobs that women are excluded from.
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The report found that 78% of white, heterosexual, cis-gendered, non-veteran men without disabilities felt they were able to be their authentic selves at work.
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It was gendered, she argued, and hardly fair: If Clinton were to be as "grumpy" and aggressive as Sanders, voters would like her less, not more.
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She explains gendered behavior differences in humans using a biosocial model that takes both biology and environmental determinants into account, not just one or the other.
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Central to "The Argonauts" is the story of Nelson's great love for Harry Dodge, a West Coast sculptor, writer, and video artist who is fluidly gendered.
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Raised by lenient Catholics, I too went along with gendered expectations into adulthood, mainly because I just thought that's what a person was supposed to do.
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There are moments when Mr Gallay's prose, which includes sentences about "gendered interpretations of the New World", can feel as though it is doing the same.
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If we, like Oster, want "people to feel more confident in the choices they make," we must openly address the gendered realities and inequities in parenting.
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Wilson, who's originally from Yorshire, UK, wanted to bring an international, gendered, and queer dimension to the fierce battles being fought to keep black people alive.
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Nuanced conversations about consent and gendered socialization have been happening every single day that Aziz Ansari has spent as a living, sentient human on this earth.
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On top of gendered responses to women and pain, she says, talking about the disease involves discussing a plethora of taboo subjects: sex, menstruation, and fertility.
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Meyers, who identifies as queer and prefers not to use gendered pronouns, shared a similar photo of the queer, polyamorous pair on their own social media account.
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Fernández, Gilmore, Leigh, Osterloh and Wright further Mendieta's emphasis on performative process and a fluid approach to media for complex explorations of the raced and gendered body.
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Holmes collected signifiers of seriousness, some of which, like the voice, were clearly meant to combat gendered baggage around women in power by evoking associations of masculinity.
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And when her former friend steps up to try and clarify that the clip was misunderstood, she too becomes the subject of vicious gendered and racial slurs.
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It's a telling indication of the tapestry of Talley's identifications and the way he's built his identity out of an in-betweenness across racial and gendered models.
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While Manorama's death was the immediate catalyst for their protest in 2004, the Meira Pabi have witnessed a long history of gendered violence from the Indian Army.
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This gendered favoritism is all too common in sports, but is especially virulent in ones like tennis, where high-status players like Serena Williams are routinely devalued.
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"Cory is quite an androgynous name, so I was quite gendered and assumed that a man couldn't possibly write women as complex as this," she told Refinery29.
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No one is safe — not the people forced to watch these parties or, far more seriously, the children forced to live out their parents' highly gendered expectations.
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Girl on the Third Floor ties the common "haunted-house renovation" trope — seen most recently in Netflix's Hill House adaptation — to the gendered subtext of construction work.
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Polished queens rub hip pads with the outlandish; bearded queens chat with cis-gendered women dressed in drag regalia; the stage opens to names large and small.
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Martin, 37, worried that her deep voice, paired with her feminine appearance, would lead to confusion or, worse, being mis-gendered, which would hurt and embarrass her.
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Pagenhart identifies as a "lesbian dad," uses they/them pronouns as opposed to gendered ones, and argues that one needn't be a man to be a father.
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The city of Berkeley, California, voted to move forward with an ordinance that would remove gendered language from its municipal codes, replacing it with gender-neutral terminology.
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But right now, her military situation is so much stronger that the fundamentally gendered system is less of a problem for her than it is for Cersei.
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Factors, as researchers have pointed out, include reduced perceived credibility, a heavily gendered working environment, being funnelled into specific areas of medicine, and inflexible hours for mothers.
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Even very young children are clear about the gendered choices that boys and girls are "supposed to" make in relation to toys, colors, clothes, games and activities.
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So the film opts for the lowest common denominator, going light on the gendered aspects of the story and leaning too heavily on set pieces and jokes.
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Many celebrities — including Ellen DeGeneres and Brie Larson — have slammed the move, which puts trans students' right to use the gendered bathroom of their choice in jeopardy.
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"We speculate that racial disparities in discipline are greater for girls than for boys because black girls are especially susceptible to punishment for gendered transgressions," Perry said.
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It, perhaps unwittingly, got into the nitty gritty of reciprocity, entitlement and gendered politeness dynamics, finding itself an exemplar for that very millennial preoccupation: The Nice Guy.
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In order to characterize masculinity and femininity without explicitly identifying one of the partners as masculine or feminine, the researchers assigned them stereotypically gendered hobbies and interests.
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" And one of Antonoff's particularly strong feminist qualities, says Dunham, is that "he never dismisses it when I feel I've experienced something that was gendered or misogynistic.
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The gendered wage gap exists, but is even more pronounced for women of color who, on average, make fractions of the salaries of their white male coworkers.
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Other notably brutal, gendered deaths occurred at the Red Wedding: Walder Frey's teen bride has her throat slit by Catelyn Stark, who then meets the same fate.
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The British artist received three VMA nominations this year, including the inaugural "Artist of the Year" category which has replaced the gendered "Best Female/Male Video" categories.
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The search recognition tool doesn't appear to recognize broader terms like "underwear" or traditionally male gendered undergarments like "boxers" or "briefs," which is a curious double standard.
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As people more people begin to identify outside the traditional gender binary, many are finding it important to try to reduce their use of unnecessarily gendered terms.
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Focusing on housework that is traditionally gendered "female"—laundry, cleaning, and cooking—they excluded chores that are seen as gender-neutral, such as DIY or car repairs.
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Because only 85033 percent of population — and 22 percent of the State Legislature — need these items, it's not given the same accommodations as non-gendered medical necessities.
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"My body's / a carder / a spinner // a crusher of blood seeds / and milk-thread miller," she writes, framing the parallel gendered labor scenarios across generations and domains.
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Her self-doubt, though, arises not only in the context of gendered family relationships, but also as a worker and what Joy Castro calls a class jumper.
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I was exhausted by the demands of wifehood, motherhood, and work, and resented the imposition of other people's social expectations, including their gendered norms, in our lives.
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Werner Sipp: The basic aim of this year's report was to highlight how important it is to view drug-related policies and programs through a gendered lens.
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Maybe they'll make you consider the gendered distribution of labor or maybe your clicks will just help funnel money to women filmmakers—we're here for it all.
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Paris had separate toilets for men and women in the 29s, and Massachusetts was the first US state to establish gendered bathrooms in business settings in 211.
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Well it was like that initial lens that I had that I could look at the world and think about it with regard to gendered inequality. Right.
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We spoke with the artist about her career, what it means to work with "domestic" or gendered materials, and making work that offers the possibility of conversation.
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It's a trickle-down effect that begins to break down gendered constructs that have caused political and economic progress for half the population to stay relatively stagnant.
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It has also highlighted how disorienting it can be to lose the gendered cues, like pronouns, names, appearance and mannerisms, that shape so much of social interaction.
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An important caveat: Researchers note that women typically face more gendered skepticism when running for executive office than they do when running for deliberative bodies like Congress.
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A gay man who conforms to a critical mass of gendered expectations can move through life without his sexuality attending every interaction, even after he comes out.
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These gendered expectations cut the other way as well: Women who refuse to take on the helper role are seen as difficult, which also impedes their success.
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But Dillon and other nonbinary actors argue that gendered categories give the false appearance that prime roles for women are far more prevalent than they actually are.
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And to the extent that there is a clearly gendered theme, it is a schoolyard battle for status: The list includes words like bully, burning and fought.
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Josh gets a Torah from Rabbi Raquel and turns the funeral into an impromptu "bart" mitzvah (the non-gendered version of the Jewish coming-of-age ceremony).
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White feminists may have good intentions but fail to see the many, nuanced ways of promoting and achieving gender equality from perspectives other than cis-gendered whiteness.
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And it's hard not to wonder whether there's a gendered element to the criticism of Warren — would we criticize a man for being paid for his work?
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"People can have attitudes about these sort of gendered things, and they still very rarely rise to the level of importance in their calculations," Ms. Dolan said.
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And their uniforms do seem particularly gendered at a time when the definition between men's wear and women's wear is falling by the personal, and legal, wayside.
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And because of the gendered nature of work and child care in America, the partner who gets short shrift in a heterosexual couple is often the woman.
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There were a few exceptions to this gendered department trend — most notably the Department of Labor, where Trump hired just two women out of 19 new employees.
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Related: Female Photographers Tackle Gender Roles and Relationships Gendered Put-Downs Come to Life in this Photo Series Thanks for the Mammaries' Battles Cancer with Contemporary Art
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But where Sherman's early work wielded the banality of femininity to uncanny effect, the portraits of Cahun clash masculine and feminine gendered traits to create something flamboyantly neuter.
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In the Tennessee state legislature, a bill requiring trans students to use the gendered bathroom that corresponds with the sex on their birth certificate, is rapidly gaining speed.
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Of late, Harris has seized on the idea of electability -- and its gendered and racial overtones -- as a way to wage war on the political and media establishment.
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"One aspect of this added detail was to give explicit gender to many emoji characters that were previously agender or ambiguously gendered in other emoji sets," says Hunt.
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This gendered double standard is likely borne of Hollywood's obsession with young women — older women, in comparison, do not receive the same amount of adoration from the Academy.
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For the first-time in VMAs history, the network eliminated gendered categories to combine the best female video and best male video categories into artist of the year.
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The first step for many trans women is wearing makeup, but because of how gendered that world is, it's not as easy as just walking into a Sephora.
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Before these adorable and empowering images were available, emoji keyboards were under harsh scrutiny for only showing girls engaging in gendered activities, like being a princess or dancer.
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The stab-in-the-back myth — it was entirely fabricated — was infused with anti-Semitic and gendered undertones: Weak, effete, decadent Jewish politicians had emasculated the German volk.
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Most people view food choices as a negotiation between healthiness and taste, failing to recognize the way those very categories are gendered in our culture, according to Zhu.
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Perhaps an even greater concern is people who take a neuroscientist's findings and use them to reinforce gendered stereotypes, says Indre Viskontas, PhD, a neuroscientist and science communicator.
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How can racialized and gendered bodies — and I mean literal bodies — resist the structural and social powers that would have them do the bidding of disembodied Universal Man?
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Google's been on a mission to promote fairness in AI and machine learning, as demonstrated recently by its initiative to remove gendered pronouns from Gmail's Smart Compose feature.
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Natural hair was finally celebrated on the red carpet, many celebs went shorter than ever before, and hairstyles (and the prices for them) stopped being so damn gendered.
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I also applaud Ms. Burnikel for seeing this phenomenon in certain words — that the first two letters could be someone's initials, followed by some sort of gendered designation.
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In turn, familial roles remain gendered, predicated on the flawed logic that in order for parents to be valid, they must mimic the standard man-and-woman makeup.
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While Crew was used for a handful of baby girls last year and as a word name is not traditionally gendered, it is given predominantly to baby boys.
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Those who have gone to retreats with Helene have found the lessons from the plant medicine have helped them recover from gendered violence they experienced in their lives.
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We watched frustrating, gendered double standards play out in real time, as Dr. Christine Blasey Ford and Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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I mean, even if you're going to go with the tired gendered insults, have you heard what the country's Republican nominee for President has been saying about women?
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This would be in line with the feminist critiques of heterosexual desire as rigidly locking men and women into gendered roles of patriarchal oppressor and subjugated sex victim.
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Because in Paris' mind, if you're coming from being a man to being a woman, you need to bring it even more than a cis-gendered woman would.
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Although Singh was referring to the media in general, his comment was nevertheless gendered, and it came in a society where female journalists are particularly susceptible to harassment.
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Other women—like Amanda Hess, Anita Sarkeesian, and Congresswoman Katherine Clark—have spoken out about the ways women can be the subjects of disproportionate and gendered harassment online.
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If these A.I. assistants are meant to lead us into the future, why not transcend gender entirely— perhaps a voice could be ambiguously gendered, or shift between genders?
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Toronto is the first show under the new name as an effort to be inclusive of those who felt like they didn't fit under the previous, gendered name.
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This is referred to as "grooming," a gendered term rarely used to describe the process by which men come to join or embrace ISIS or other jihadist groups.
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"I find it very degrading that I have to fight to achieve (a) legitimate identity that most people can take for granted within gendered society," Elan-Cane said.
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But that's by design: Men in straight couples are set up as secondary parents from the start, thanks in part to a gendered imbalance in paid parental leave.
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These alliances also take into account the importance of unpredictable scheduling, social isolation, safety concerns, and gendered and racialized expectations of who is "naturally" inclined to service work.
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Home cooking is still a deeply gendered pursuit, and writers whose work centers on home cooking are still perceived as less professional, less valuable, and less worthy voices.
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If there is a nerve center in American society where persistent, gendered abuses of power have not been found, it may only be because nobody's thoroughly scrutinized it.
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But although I was a mom, too, and just beginning my 40s, the effort to become a more vigorously gendered version of myself wasn't, again, what interested me.
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His work, for example, faithfully continues certain rural handcraft and gendered family traditions, while his own itinerant lifestyle necessarily drags the detritus of many places into his practice.
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The second is a gendered response: White Day, on March 14, an invention of the candy industry, when boys offer girls marshmallows, white chocolate and other snowy confections.
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It's a major move for a brand with such massive global reach to step away from traditional binary offerings in a category that, historically, has been so gendered.
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" Finn's drag look is a unique one: he plays with porcelain makeup, coiffed hair and corsets, and "things that aren't necessarily gendered, like kilts, berets or a ruff.
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The Asari, another member of the Citadel Council, are a single-gendered species that present exclusively as feminine and were one of the first to settle the galaxy.
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We have developed a feminist ethics of life and not of sacrifice, and found new conceptual tools to confront the gendered, sexuated, and racialized international division of labor.
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Vibratex solicits women's feedback in its continual testing of new products, Martin said, noting that what younger women want in a vibrator—non-gendered, amorphic, powerful—is evolving.
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" The distinction can be hard to make, especially when altruism is so gendered that a man's thoughtful act—"Listen, they don't have red peppers, but is yellow ok?
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One of the episodes of that series was billed as a mock staging of a "non-racist, non-gendered Molière Awards ceremony," referring to France's biggest theater prizes.
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Thankfully, more grooming companies are starting to adopt a simple yet sophisticated approach to this sink-side staple, offering versions without any gendered notions in the ingredient list.
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Coaches undergo sensitivity training before working with clients, covering topics like preferred pronouns, asking for permission to touch another's body, and tweaking gendered terminology to be more tolerant.
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Stereotypes not only keep skilled workers out of fields they might find fulfilling; they also prove how a job description can be manipulated to keep specific paths gendered.
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Since the sexual-assault allegations against Harvey Weinstein broke in 2017, the term has been adopted as a rallying cry for survivors of all kinds of gendered violence.
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English law ignored lesbian sex; most of the women in Ackroyd's catalogs were in trouble not for disorderly love but for breaking gendered norms of dress and behavior.
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And some of the positive qualities women are praised for bringing to public office — collegiality, collaboration, relentless work ethic — aren't born of some sort of innate gendered goodness.
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At a minimum, one cannot train away the very conditions of racialized and gendered power that may draw some abusers to the police force in the first place.
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" Michael Dukakis was called a "pansy," George H.W. Bush a "wimp" and John Kerry — in a subtle feat of gendered rhetoric — an effete "flip-flopper" who "looks French.
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"I had a lot of reticence when I was thinking about competing because I thought participating in strength-based activities is a very male, gendered thing," she said.
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And the idea that the ditz and the Chris are two sides of the same gendered coin is built into the structure of this new Charlie's Angels iteration.
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In 2015, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission found that Canada was guilty of committing cultural genocide against Indigenous people—the impact of which has been intergenerational and gendered.
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Placing his witch hunt in this broader context shows that the witch hunt is still a tool used to shore up gendered notions of authority, power, and legitimacy.
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