Benevolent sexism is supposed to protect women from hostile sexism, and hostile sexism is supposed to keep women in line with the ideals of benevolent sexism.
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Benevolent sexism is the carrot, Glick explained, and hostile sexism is the stick.
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" Sexism and misogyny: "Sexism and misogyny played a role in the 2016 presidential election.
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And queer sexism allows gay men to perpetuate the same effects of sexism writ large—income inequality, victimization, and internalized sexism—against men based upon their masculinity or effeminacy.
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"Our conclusion is that we've found no sexism or trends of sexism," the response read.
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In crying sexism where it doesn't exist she, of course, undermines actual sexism where it's really present.
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Feminism is about putting an end to sexism, and as a feminist I personally want to see the end of sexism in all its forms: homophobia or transphobia or traditional sexism or whatever.
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Even if all women deal with sexism, not all women deal with racialized sexism, or transmisogyny, or cissexism.
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The difference between Trump and his Republican colleagues here is essentially the difference between hostile sexism and benevolent sexism.
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Sexism is a health issueGiven this link to well-being, it's reasonable to consider sexism a public health issue.
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In my career as an engineer, I have seen both overt sexism and the softer sexism of social assumptions.
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If one finds white male sexism intolerable, then one should by definition find all male sexism just as intolerable.
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Even though we've collectively agreed that sexism is bad, we still haven't actually managed to get rid of sexism — especially the kind of sexism that underlies our assumptions of what actually constitutes rape and sexual assault.
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Babin's comments are a good reminder that "genteel" sexism is still sexism — and that, indeed, sometimes the worst kind of sexism is the kind that tries to be polite and convince women it's for their own good.
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He later said the charges of sexism lobbed his way were unfair, and that it was Clinton who benefitted from sexism.
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Just as she did in her DPA interview, Swift shut down sexism within the industry, in particular, the sexism that accompanies aging.
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No 'advocation of sexism', I guess that was the world's biggest problem right there, the 'sexism advocates' everywhere with their weird advocacy.
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Social science research has shown a strong link between education and sexism, with less schooling indeed robustly predicting higher levels of sexism.
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When I asked her which sort of discrimination — sexism or homophobia — she'd encountered more often along the way, she answered instantly: sexism.
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But "music industry sexism" is just sexism, period, and the court's rejection of Kesha's injunction against Dr. Luke on Friday is a cold reminder that sexism is as deeply institutionalized as it is prevalent in the lyrics of male performers.
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When Pao describes her time at a law firm, her anecdotes sound like a metaphor for sexism, rather than describing specific sexism itself.
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Their sexism — and the sexism the show overall tries very hard to depict — is too often overt in a way that feels unrealistic.
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Steinem was certainly not alone in sensing sexism – as the nominating contest stretched on for months, numerous outlets documented sexism among some Obama supporters.
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Honestly, I think the R. Kelly situation sits perfectly at the intersection of class, insane privilege, sexism, and specifically sexism toward black women and girls.
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And so, there is so much work to do and to shine a light on just not only sexism — but the intersections of sexism and racism.
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If a candidate acknowledges sexism, for example, it can feel like they're opening the door to critics arguing that sexism will hurt and doom their campaign.
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How Geena Davis helped build software to detect sexism in Hollywood How Geena Davis helped build software to detect sexism in Hollywood This segment originally aired Dec.
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The more we challenge the people that try to put us down, the more we challenge the sexism and misogyny, that's the way we uproot sexism and misogyny.
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Laguerre follows in the footsteps of British campaigner Laura Bates, who founded her Everyday Sexism Project in 2012, documenting crowd-sourced examples of sexism from across the world.
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But measures of hostile sexism did, suggesting that sexism in support of Trump seems to be more about hostility toward women than old-fashioned views on gender roles.
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For Republican women, calling out sexism is a calculated risk, said Dittmar, noting that Republicans, especially women who voted for Trump, do not view sexism the way Democrats do.
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To understand how sexism played into Trump's victory, first you have to understand that there are two basic types of sexism — "hostile" and "benevolent" — and how they work together.
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In the 19th century, the syphilis epidemic was used to justify sexism and sexual repression—when in fact sexism and sexual repression both made syphilis more likely to spread.
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"There's a kind of diabolical sexism, and I say that it's diabolical because there's no one that we can actually accuse of being responsible for this sexism," he said.
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Wednesday, December 1003: 'Penchant for sexism' Clinton told the Des Moines Register, "It's not the first time he's demonstrated a penchant for sexism," when asked about Trump's comments about her.
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It's a company where sexism is so entrenched that a board member made a sexist remark at a meeting about sexism, and the only female board member laughed it off.
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The study finds that the levels of sexism in a woman's birthplace, as well as sexism in the geographic area where she resides, affect her wages and labor force participation.
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The most popular of these is the "cried wolf" theory, under which Trump won the GOP nomination not because of widespread racism and sexism in white America, or widespread indifference to racism and sexism in white America, but because liberals had inured Republican voters to allegations of racism and sexism through overuse.
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Bates is the 29-year-old founder of the Everyday Sexism Project, a website which catalogues instances of sexism experienced on a day-to-day basis using anonymous submissions from women.
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The truth – about sexism in Hollywood – is out there.
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" She replied that Trump had a "penchant for sexism.
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There's plenty of sexism in finance, but still ... Totally.
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So several times throughout Fire and Blood, a princess is suggested as the ruler — but for some reason or another (sexism, it's sexism), they find an excuse to keep her from ascension.
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Encountering sexism as a white, Ivy-educated, middle-class woman in a law office, for example, calls for different solutions than encountering sexism as a black woman working a minimum-wage job.
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" Even if well-intentioned, he said, benevolent sexism has been shown to correlate with hostile sexism, with threats to women "who don't fit the idealized mold of women as pure, faithful and compliant.
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A new poll has found that 82 percent of women in the U.S. believe that sexism is a problem today, and that men underestimate the sexism felt by the women in their lives.
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But Democrats are also uneasy about whether a woman has the elusive quality of electability, not so much because of sexism but because of fears that other people's sexism will hold women back.
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Sexism and sexual harassment in the workplace are daunting problems.
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Have you experienced any sexism as a female grime artist?
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When accused of sexism, Donovan had the following response: Correct.
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She felt sexism played a huge role in the confrontation.
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Mirza responded by highlighting the inherent sexism of the question.
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Who deserve to not be affected by misogyny and sexism.
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Whoever the first woman president is, she won't end sexism.
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But really, let's just say it: this is also sexism.
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Didn't experience overt, blatant sexism until I reached the workplace.
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Let's talk about sexism and its effects on all people.
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The very idea is dated and smacks of benevolent sexism.
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Have you experienced discrimination or sexism yourself in your life?
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You mentioned the biggest problem, which is ... KS: Rampant sexism.
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Most women don't experience obvious forms of discrimination or sexism.
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Make them scream racism and sexism and xenophobia and homophobia.
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If she calls out sexism, she looks like a victim.
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Sir Andrew Murray is NOT amused with your casual sexism!
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The two books about Uber never mention sexism, but okay.
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So does this mean we're evolving past sexism in politics?
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Beierle's YouTube and SoundCloud history is rife with violent sexism.
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Trump slams Bill Clinton's 'sexism' in attack on Hillary Clinton
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" She talked about the role of sexism: "It is real.
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It's less the wisdom of the crowd than the sexism
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Olivia Wilde is joining the conversation about sexism in Hollywood.
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Joking about big dick energy does not reinforce systemic sexism.
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I guess hypocrisy, sexism & racist rhetoric are alive & well there.
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Is it just institutional sexism that we're just not into?
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You have argued that Hillary Clinton faced sexism in 2016.
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Everyone has been discriminated against or harassed — sexism is real.
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But sexism also crops in the culture surrounding that fiction.
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A woman faced down sexism, and the match went on.
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In many ways ageism and sexism still rule the town.
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There is a lot of sexism, a lot of homophobia.
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Sexism is all around us, from subway ads to Facebook.
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There are also more blatant and aggressive expressions of sexism.
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We also heard about the casual sexism they have encountered.
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Trump has normalized trafficking in hate, racism, xenophobia and sexism.
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Anyone who elevates a sexist is part of that sexism.
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No evidence exists that NASA has been engaging in sexism.
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When she started her career, she was blind to sexism.
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Pundits were beside themselves talking about sexism, "whitelash" and bigotry.
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Sexism and racial bigotry obviously played roles in her defeat.
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The magazine was accused of sexism, racism, and hateful bias.
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Such sexism and sexual innuendo were global, the study found.
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Sure, sexism played a role in that equation as well.
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Lawsuits and allegations of sexism are what prompted the investigation.
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There was Gamergate and this explosion of sexism and harassment.
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America was constructed through fear politics, racism, sexism, and theft.
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We just perpetuate systemic racism and sexism by accident. Oops.
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But there's still loads of homophobia and sexism on them.
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Democrats rallied behind her, accusing the male senators of sexism.
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There are a lot more protests against racism and sexism.
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Sexism is a disadvantage but it's not the only one.
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And at Harvard, the debate encompasses sexism and free speech.
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It's not that I'm noticing sexism more; I always noticed.
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The study shows sexism is still widespread in the workplace.
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Williams calls Ramos a thief and accuses him of sexism.
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That's not sexism; that's having a different frame of reference.
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Racism, sexism, homophobia and body shaming also are not tolerated.
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HEALY: A lot of people don't see sexism hurting Mrs.
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Not surprisingly, the film has plenty of examples of sexism.
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But there's more than a little sexism in the condescension.
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But implicit bias is not the same as overt sexism.
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But implicit bias is not the same as overt sexism.
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Saagar Enjeti discusses accusations of sexism in coverage of Warren.
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A place where racism, sexism and football concussions never existed.
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Well, what could you do about her racism and sexism?
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These factors help institutionalize sexism and patriarchy into public policy.
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Some critics pointed out the inherent sexism of the ad.
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So much for objectivity and to defending women against sexism.
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Febos is certainly right about the sexism behind this perception.
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Finding sexism in everything isn't feminism, or it shouldn't be.
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" "And I think that's one of the problems with sexism.
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Don't pivot away from questions about sexism because it's uncomfortable.
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In his view, Wimbledon's reputation for lingering sexism is unwarranted.
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Some of the blunt sexism is not here this year.
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During her years in office, she said she experienced sexism.
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KS: It was about sexism on the board of Twitter.
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Sexism is real in this country; let's deal with it.
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Probably sexism will hold you back by at least $20,000.
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In 2014, now-former GitHub engineer Julie Ann Horvath detailed her experiences of sexism and intimidation and just last year, Amelie Lamont, a former employee Squarespace, alleged overt racism and sexism at the company.
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" As Oman-Reagan wrote in a post on Medium: "As the Oxford Dictionary says in the usage example for 'sexism': 'sexism in language is an offensive reminder of the way the culture sees women.
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"The R. Kelly situation sits perfectly at the intersection of class, insane privilege, sexism, and specifically sexism toward black women and girls," said culture critic Jamilah Lemieux when I spoke with her this July.
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But his hiring of Lewandowski is a reminder that benevolent sexism is still sexism, and that just because Pence doesn't talk about grabbing women "by the pussy" doesn't mean he actually cares about their autonomy.
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Two, there's inherent racism and sexism, but we already know that.
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But for countless people, sexism, racism, and homophobia aren't new issues.
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Video Off the pitch, female reporters have been victims of sexism.
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There was sexism in the 2016 election, as I discuss below.
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Women do often get ripped apart for speaking out about sexism!
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Racism and sexism are tools for power and politics for them.
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Well, I do think there's an intersection between sexism and ageism.
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He also said he understood accusations of sexism over the incident.
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She believes sexism and other related problems are even worse online.
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It's not just the sexism and sexual harassment, which is massive.
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Silicon Valley is now rife with stories of sexual harassment, sexism.
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Unconscious bias, sexism, stereotypes, and other factors play a role, too.
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"Even in this #MeToo era, there's so much sexism," Katz said.
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Our leaders must unequivocally denounce bigotry, racism, sexism, hate, and violence.
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Mulaney's joke is innocent enough — it's sexism at its most banal.
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And there is a lot of sexism, of course that exists.
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"It comes down to maybe internalized sexism for people," Hunter said.
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Sexism permeates the entire debate, and even affects the reporters themselves.
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That doesn't absolve the sexism of the other tweet, at all.
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Instead, it will exist in the context of tennis's sexism problem.
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Of course, sexism, racism and other forms of discrimination are wrong.
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Now that she has a daughter, this sexism feels more absurd.
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And it's 2018, so sexism is supposed to be dead, right?
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I'm more in touch with sexism than I am with homophobia.
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We'd say she's doing her part to combat sexism in Hollywood.
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Instead it skillfully weaves commentary on sexism throughout the entire experience.
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Sexism is an issue that still cuts through the film industry.
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But regardless of the state of sexism in American politics, the
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MRD: While running CODE2040, have you experienced any racism or sexism?
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This is an example of how sexism, if left unchecked, spreads.
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Kalanick has not publicly addressed charges of sexism at the company.
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Some outlined previous acts of sexism at Tencent and other companies.
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It's also a future where racism and sexism have become obsolete.
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But it can also happen because of unconscious or institutionalized sexism.
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Why are my mentions always full of Trump supporters and sexism?
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Meryl Streep has a plan for taking down sexism in Hollywood.
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Your benevolent sexism can now simply take the form of benevolence.
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People don't teach boys to be respectful; they only reproduce sexism.
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Can you tell us about a moment when you encountered sexism?
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HBO's Vinyl taught you that, courtesy of 1970's workplace sexism.
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But people voted out of their fears, their racism and sexism.
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" Her situation, she said, "was Clinton-specific, plus sexism and misogyny.
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Please call out sexism, racism and homophobia -- at all ages. 13.
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Can you tell us about a moment when you've encountered sexism?
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I have experienced racism and sexism from unaccountable black cab drivers.
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Clinton, that there is systemic racism and sexism that foster inequality?
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A racism and sexism twofer, and it's not even noon. pic.twitter.
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"I think there's a lot of sexism going on," she said.
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Ignore the lingering tides of sexism still awash in the country.
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Such blatant sexism is rare now, but progress is surprisingly slow.
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But this loss is as much about sexism as anything else.
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" "It comes in all sorts of flavors: racism, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia.
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The excavation of workplace, and workplace adjacent, sexism doesn't stop there.
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That's important—just like it's not infighting to point out sexism.
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Acknowledge colourism, sexism, racism both within and outside the Muslim community.
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Eggless McMuffins and courtroom sexism are enough to piss anybody off.
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What Douglas has had to deal with is sexism and racism.
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Now, a venture capitalist is at the center of sexism claims.
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And yet, the shop is where she encounters the most sexism.
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The sexism of this stood out more in this contemporary staging.
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But she couldn't remember an instance where she'd called out sexism.
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Sexual abuse has its roots in sexism and imbalances of power.
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Some critics of the coverage say this disparity amounts to sexism.
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Collaborating with British intelligence confronted Fourcade with a familiar challenge: sexism.
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As ladies, we live with systemic sexism on a daily basis.
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Sexism operates on a lot of levels in the restaurant industry.
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Geraci then defended his apparent sexism with an apparently sexist statement.
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Point to invisible sexism, and you'll be accused of seeing things.
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He speaks out against sexism and is unafraid to be sentimental.
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But on another level, the episode was almost entirely about sexism.
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They understood the inherent misogyny and sexism that underlay patriarchal cultures.
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Racism and sexism are no laughing matter Hank ... shame on you.
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In the book, Manigault Newman accuses Trump of bigotry and sexism.
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Warren herself understood the pitfalls of acknowledging sexism as a factor.
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They have always resided at the intersection of racism and sexism.
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Fighting against mental illness, fighting against racism, sexism, all of it.
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She faced sexism, of course, just as Barack Obama faced racism.
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She faced sexism, of course, just as Barack Obama faced racism.
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Go deeper: Ginsburg: Sexism "played a prominent part" in Clinton's loss
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Korecki: Warren's answer when asked about sexism in the Democratic primary.
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This attitude persists even as she addresses sexism, racism and representation.
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Their decision provoked accusations of sexism and ageism at the time.
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Critics slammed the ad for sexism and peddling a negative body.
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One of her classes scrutinized the Bible for sexism and misogyny.
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But this isn't about sexism (not this time) or dodging litigation.
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But the directors do not mask the sexism of the story.
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But the directors do not mask the sexism of the story.
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The answer is more complicated than just stamping out overt sexism.
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Hurlburt became accustomed to shrugging off negative attention and crude sexism.
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Not the self imposed by parents, racism, sexism or economic disparity.
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How much sexism ultimately influences votes is a matter of debate.
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But structural sexism really takes a village — perhaps an Olympic village.
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It will not be racism, sexism, xenophobia, homophobia and religious bigotry.
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Yet even its success points to the sexism baked into Hollywood.
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"It is absolutely men's responsibility to fight sexism too," Obama wrote.
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Unequal pay is just one manifestation of sexism in the workplace.
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It's about the institutionalized sexism that we live with every day.
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Read more: Sexism isn't just unfair; it makes women sick, study suggests While gender stereotypes remain as entrenched now as they were 30 years ago, there is promising evidence we can learn to reduce everyday sexism.
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To be honest, I'm more worried about the effects of sexism if the nominee is a woman — not just the sexism of voters, but that of the news media, which still holds women to different standards.
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Read these stories next: Why It Matters That Andy Murray Is Continuing To Call Out Sexism In Sports A Look At The Gender Pay Gap In Sports ESPN Stands Up Against Sexism By Canceling Barstool Sports Show
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And while Clinton may believe sexism "played a role," as she told Amanpour, I believe it was overt sexism (and often misogyny) that in the end kept the presidency from the first female major-party presidential candidate.
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Elizabeth Warren's perfect comments on sexism and politics As Warren suspended her campaign in the driveway of her house in Cambridge, Massachusetts, she was asked if sexism played a role in her failure as a presidential candidate.
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" Instead of being offended at his sexism, she said, "Oh, thank you!
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United, Halsey-Ariana-Lorde won't stand for industry sexism or toxic stans.
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But the blatant sexism of their costumes is pretty hard to defend.
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Sure, I wasn't targeted on account of racism, sexism, Islamophobia, or homophobia.
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Liam Chatterjee, a senior, said he has begun to observe casual sexism.
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"I guess sexism really can transcend the Earthly plane," one person joked.
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Earth turned its back on sexism, racism, organized religion, and even capitalism.
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Racism, sexism, bigotry, and chauvinism have no place in the White House.
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"We need to stop assuming that gender gaps imply sexism," he wrote.
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It's not that young women aren't feminists, or don't care about sexism.
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Unfortunately, in the real world, sexism cannot be engineered away so easily.
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Like, putting the sexism and the heteronormativity aside, this isn't even clever.
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Make no mistake: embracing that sexism today won't make it go away.
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There's still a lot of racism and bigotry and sexism in society.
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"Black women face racism and sexism at the same time," Crentsil says.
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Even at a young age, Paris knew sexism when she saw it.
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Moreover, Clinton has been the victim of sexism that Johnson never faced.
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I mean people usually say things like sexism or racism or whatever.
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SEXISM is among the prime suspects for the scarcity of female professors.
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"We need to stop assuming that gender gaps imply sexism," you write.
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Chung insists she's never felt held back by sexism in her career.
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Enduring sexism should not be a "right of passage" in any industry.
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"I think this industry could use a little female sexism," Gomez quipped.
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Down the toilet with "politically correct" sensitivity about stereotyping, racism, and sexism.
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It's yet another reminder that leaning in alone won't solve workplace sexism.
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The left-leaning arts community considers itself enlightened and immune to sexism.
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It reminded Abby of how deeply sexism was still entrenched in STEM.
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Second of all, that the charge of sexism doesn't particularly bother him.
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Instead, they were treated to heavy doses of sexism -- and powerful drugs.
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Even in 2017, the press secretary still faces subtle -- if unintentional -- sexism.
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I have seen the powerful shift when a man calls out sexism.
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His comments drew outcry, with some accusing the business tycoon of sexism.
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If her point was about sexism, shouldn't she have given male examples?
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Do 113 fat girls in swimsuits equate to gore, porn, racism, sexism?
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Sexism in TV news hinges on two big traits — aesthetics and power.
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And to do that, outrage works, and racism works, and sexism works.
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THUMP: Let's start by talking specifically about sexism in Canadian dance music.
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And subsequently, each of them have encountered sexism in Hollywood, she said.
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As Trump fosters renewed sexism, he's also provoking a feminist counter-movement.
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Pandya, 25, managed to mix sexism and racism on the TV show.
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"We need to stop assuming that gender gaps imply sexism," he says.
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Your response to Charlottesville enables racism, sexism, & harms our country and planet.
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If we trace the thread of vicious, angry, and eroticized sexism—as
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She writes bluntly that sexism hampered her ability to reach voters effectively.
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"sick with sexism," he also promised to make gender equality and fighting
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They have mostly concluded that sexism, racism and nationalism motivated Trump voters.
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What followed was a dozen years of stunted ambition and Hollywood sexism.
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Danone has dropped Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton amid a sexism controversy.
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She has been upfront in discussing matters of sexism in the workplace.
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It already seems increasingly unfavorable to politicians who embrace racism or sexism.
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And her recollection of experiencing sexism in her political career went viral.
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But there is still the unexamined cumulative impact of living with sexism.
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Because of structural racism and sexism, not everyone shared in its benefits.
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Rest assured, there is no compromise on racism, bigotry, xenophobia and sexism.
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Researchers have examined experiences of everyday sexism using a daily diary method.
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Sexism is a poison that seeps into every aspect of her life.
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Darden is complicit in benefiting from the sexism he seems to abhor.
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How do you think sexism in the church has informed the video?
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But the obviousness of Trump's sexism is also what makes it dangerous.
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And, unfortunately, gay male culture is often steeped in sexism and misogyny.
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The patriarchal Greek system is an apt metaphor for everyday institutional sexism.
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The rest of the controversy resulted from sexism and 20th century morals.
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I hardly ever called people out for condescending behavior or outright sexism.
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She also tolerated an extraordinarily high level of sexism in the workplace.
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Our struggles against sexism and transphobia are not in tension but intertwined.
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For Sanders, he's certain that sexism is a challenge for women candidates.
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Top commanders have repeatedly pledged to root out sexism in the military.
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But she didn't back down from sexism, even at the very end.
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In other words, plenty of women express "hostile sexism" on this index.
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Dozens of lawmakers are accused of sexism and inappropriate behavior or worse.
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But no one tells women to start becoming men to defeat sexism.
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Editorials would issue forth condemning this gutter journalism as thinly veiled sexism.
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We left sexism and racism on the table as viable debate topics.
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They stood shoulder to shoulder along highways to protest sexism and oppression.
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It would be tokenism, which is much more offensive than blatant sexism.
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The issues of racism, class inequality, homophobia, sexism, and transphobia are systemic.
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"I think this is part of what sexism is," Mr. Starvaggi said.
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Ms. Azlan's sweet-voiced comic songs skewer sexism, racism and gender stereotypes.
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Even right now I'm uncomfortable saying out loud that it was sexism.
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Is it sexism that allows us to feel so close to "Jane"?
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I have already braced myself for the sexism I will inevitably experience.
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Sexism aside, there's just a sense Warren really knows what to do.
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We summarize how the match ended in chaos and accusations of sexism.
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As nationalism, Islamism and authoritarianism have increased in Turkey, so has sexism.
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"We have no time for homophobia, racism, sexism, transphobia, disrespect," it declared.
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For Jennifer Carroll Foy, the fight against sexism started in high school.
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Many Democratic voters also believe that sexism played a role in Mrs.
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Warren's rivals have also grappled with the issue of sexism in politics.
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The message is out: Sexism isn't just back; it never went away.
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Our efforts to fight discrimination and sexism are succeeding, albeit too slowly.
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It was always a lazy take, with a strong element of sexism.
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Sexism is still as alive and well as it always has been.
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But one of the lawmakers in opposition warned of potential reverse sexism.
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Sexism, which Swift said fueled a lot of drama in her life.
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Despite her success, Rubin encountered sexism early on as a female astronomer.
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The arrival of "Wonder Woman" was accompanied by flashes of ongoing sexism.
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This teacher wore clogs, and taught us the words sexism and racism.
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The fallout included toxic paroxysms of racism, Islamophobia, anti-Semitism and sexism.
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And some Republican lawmakers joined Pelosi in accusing Trump of overt sexism.
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Blanche was also a victim of sexism, and not just her husband's.
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Indeed, explicit sexism isn't the only reason women make less than men.
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Online sexism and abuse doesn't just impact the women who are targeted.
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The implicit racism and sexism of "electability" is deeply damaging to democracy.
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Did corruption, sexism and racism play a part in '17 dam crisis?
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The White House shunned any accusations of sexism playing into the decision.
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So the issue is not one of sexism, as the article suggests.
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"It's not that I'm noticing sexism more; I always noticed," she writes.
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One of TikTok's most popular memes is also predicated largely on sexism.
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In the interim, it is likely that racism and sexism will linger.
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Sexism was described as widespread, and baked in from a young age.
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I guess we're now blaming girls (in addition to women) for sexism.
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Chatelois has since quit amid allegations of racism, sexism, and sexual harassment.
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Accusations of misconduct and casual sexism have engulfed British politics as well.
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She's not the first brand owner to accuse the corporation of sexism.
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She was saying that in her day, the sexism was just overt.
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Racism, along with sexism, was the strongest predictor of support for him.
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Now, the researchers didn't measure just any kind of racism and sexism.
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For all the times she and I warned about the dangers of crying sexism where it wasn't there -- how that minimizes and cheapens the injustice of actual sexism -- it seems she's now forgotten what it actually is. Sad.
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To that end, the study ultimately revealed that masculinity and sexism are inextricably intertwined in queer culture, a phenomenon termed "queer sexism" by sociologist Jane Ward, author of the popular book Not Gay: Sex Between Straight White Men.
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Do you have horror stories of having to deal with sexism and racism?
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One is that a tolerance of casual sexism can inflict real commercial damage.
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Clinton, without the risk of being accused of sexism like her male rivals.
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Mixmag compiled this simple and effective list for combatting sexism in dance music.
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A place where sexism isn't hidden or ignored, but openly discussed and confronted.
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The everyday sexism of being a woman whose needs and wants go ignored.
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And of course there are always the societal issues of racism and sexism.
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Sexism is perfectly fine, as long as the target is a Republican woman.
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Considering just how much racism and sexism pervade the website's pages, that's scary.
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WNBA player Elena Delle Donne has had enough when it comes to sexism.
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It makes a very different statement, with associations of racism, sexism and xenophobia.
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Your response to Charlottesville enables racism, sexism, & harms our country and planet. pic.twitter.
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In some ways, it's reassuring to see a brand getting dragged for sexism.
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On dealing with sexism in the art world My seriousness is questioned often.
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But I think that sexism is much stronger and it's much more aggressive.
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In August 2018, Kotaku published a report on Riot Game's culture of sexism.
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We've broken down almost every hot-button topic, from sexism to social media.
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In the blog, she detailed sexism from casting agents, financial hardships, and loneliness.
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She also questioned whether there was an element of sexism in the criticism.
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Still, Colbert's joke was seemingly tinged with homophobia and perhaps less noticeably, sexism.
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Other female employees went public with their own accounts of harassment and sexism.
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To be clear: Trump's casual sexism isn't likely to change many voters' minds.
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Mila Kunis is done making excuses for the sexism she's experienced in Hollywood.
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But even in the face of constant sexism, bias and discrimination, women rise.
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This is the latest incident highlighting the tech industry's sexism problem in China.
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A trio of astrophysicists that face sexism and racism, but don't give up.
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Jackson, Johnson, and Vaughan encounter sexism, racism, and doubters at almost every turn.
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The episode also touched on how Cox deals with Hollywood's sexism and ageism.
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Her surrogates have also accused Trump of sexism and sexist practices at work.
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Many of her colorful posts depict issues concerning sexism, which wasn't immediately deliberate.
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And Silicon Valley, drawing fire for sexism, is under pressure to fix it.
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Is there something peculiarly persistent about sexism in politics in America, and why?
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Mr Turnbull wants to be sure they frown on domestic violence and sexism.
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Anyone who opposes racism, bigotry and sexism has an obligation to challenge Trump.
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Amid all of this sexism, is anyone shocked Kris Jenner hates doing interviews?
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As it turns out, even cool French girls have to deal with sexism.
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But," Brie said with a wry smile, "it was not written before sexism.
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The mayor's remarks also reignited a debate about casual sexism in German society.
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And that's why I also think the ageism and sexism, misogyny tie in.
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His shows are frequently loaded with Islamophobia, anti-Semitism, racism, homophobia, and sexism.
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Many suspect that clear-cut sexism has given way to more subtle discrimination.
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It's less common to see the often insidious sexism they face blatantly illustrated.
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And that lends a powerful authenticity to Aniston's reflections on womanhood and sexism.
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And when she first began working on getting her license, she experienced sexism.
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I wrote this piece that was really about misogyny, sexism, sexual harassment. Absolutely.
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Despite that, I've found that sexism remains a daunting problem for young adults.
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Can these kinds of laws combat huge, systemic problems like racism and sexism?
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Most people attribute these disparities in pay to racism, sexism, or unconscious bias.
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Hitler may not be dropping bombs, but Hollywood sexism is alive and well.
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Why do so many women have so many stories of sexism in metal?
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On their blog, they're tackling conversations about issues like sexism and mindful drinking.
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Sexism and misogyny toward women in the music industry is a tired reality.
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" Wie added, "Racism and sexism are no laughing matter Hank ... shame on you.
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It played a role as misogyny and sexism did in this presidential race.
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Accusations of sexism and misogyny have been made against Trump throughout the campaign.
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And that's the well-intentioned ones… Ageism and sexism are rife here, too.
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Their sexism defeated her (despite a majority of white women voting for Trump).
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"I've definitely had my fair share of sexism in the media," Aniston said.
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Wouldn't it be nice if sexism and toxic masculinity were gone by 2020?
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Such hostility is probably due, at least in part, to old-fashioned sexism.
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Sexism of this kind is particularly infiltrating because it wears a velvet glove.
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It is my remedy for the sickness of racism, sexism, and cultural marginalization.
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Times may have changed, but sexism still rules in the prison-ed space.
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Below, twenty-four seasoned Hollywood stars share stories of the sexism they've endured.
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That's the dynamic and the sexism we really need to start focusing on.
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Cockman is the arch-American demagogue, the embodiment of jingoism, racism, and sexism.
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The sport has been plagued with racism and sexism for the get-go.
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The problem is, there is no evidence to establish either racism or sexism.
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"Everything is not sexism, everything is not racism," Rock said after mentioning #AskHerMore.
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Garcia: We want to be more aware about the sexism in the scene.
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In #MeToo posts, women have written about the many varieties of workplace sexism.
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But you don't really talk explicitly about sexism or gender in your career.
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Another day, another gross story of misogyny and sexism coming out of Hollywood.
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As entrepreneurs, technologists, and investors, women continue to face systemic bias and sexism.
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Gretchen Carlson, played by Naomi Watts, sneers and glares at Ailes's condescending sexism.
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Subtle sexism is everywhere in this election, and not just from Mr. Trump.
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Sexism kept these women from receiving the honored they earned 70 years ago.
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Wall Street's sexism isn't just unethical — it's bad for the industry's bottom line.
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We will overcome the hate, the fear, the racism, the sexism, the bigotry.
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Webber pushed aside the sexism and bad advice on how to cheat clients.
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Everyday sexism might be difficult to recognise by those who don't experience it.
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Which is to say about corruption, deceit and treachery, as well as sexism.
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Asked if she felt ageism and sexism were at place, Lee said yes.
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"The deepest sexism is the insinuation that my opinion matters less," she said.
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Tony's essay in Toronto Life inadvertently highlights the sexism underlying the minimalist trend.
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It's sexist, yes, but also a parody of sexism, which lends it humor.
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The most revealing moment of how sexism worked against Clark actually featured Cochran.
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Black women find ourselves at the intersection of sexism and racism in medicine.
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I think [sexism] is much more important to look at than women realize.
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However, she added, her thinking has evolved given the sexism she has experienced.
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" And, frankly, anyone who says this is also saying, "I'm okay with sexism.
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The episode went straight from girl power to sexism and misogyny in government.
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"We need to do something about [the sexism] rather than complain," said Elkina.
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Lawyer Up: The federal government is investing sexism against female directors in Hollywood.
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Clearly, when ageism and sexism combine, you get some pretty enraging casting decisions.
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It's really important to recognize that sexism and racism themselves are historical phenomena.
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If you say yeah, there was sexism in this race, everyone says, 'Whiner.
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If you say, 'Yeah, there was sexism in this race,' everyone says, 'Whiner.
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As for the criticism that her nonprofit salaries were excessive — sexism, she says.
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To me, this seems like sexism, whether the bosses realize it or not.
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That seems to me to also apply to all other oppressions, including sexism.
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Warren, like all women candidates, has had to battle sexism throughout her campaign.
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When men talk about sexism, though, they tend to generate quite a buzz.
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We live in a system that is riddled with institutionalized racism and sexism.
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Or: The gender gap in STEM fields isn't simply the result of sexism.
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And the same was certainly true of sexism, and even of sexual assault.
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Still, so many women in my industry continue to face sexism every day.
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They speak in unison about acid facials, C-sections, spin class and sexism.
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Would Americans recognize it even if they hadn't been attuned to subtle sexism?
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Norway, for example, has had a law prohibiting sexism in ads since 1978.
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It is, and let's not forget the evil pairing with sexism as well.
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President Donald Trump rejected the notion sexism had something to do with Sen.
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Aspects of Salzburg's "Poppea" also touched on themes of power, ambition and sexism.
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"Sexism is not only asking somebody to sleep with you," Ms. Gordon said.
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Swift also uses a different type of hypothetical—a counterfactual—to confront sexism.
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Sexism has long been part of the reality faced by women in Parliament.
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"The biggest challenge for women entering the field is the sexism," she said.
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But much of what Clinton has had to battle, for decades, is sexism.
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Still, Mendoza's standing brings out the underbelly of sports fans' taste for sexism.
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The lyrics confront domestic violence, sexism, racial hierarchies, homophobia, the ennui of displacement.
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The Hill: Sanders and Warren haven't spoken since debate clash on sexism allegation.
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They have rightly become more sensitive to racism and sexism in American society.
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But do I think black churches are just bastions of homophobia and sexism?
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It wasn't "tampon rock" that bothered me, it was sexism that bothered me.
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Donald Trump is president because American sexism, misogyny and patriarchy know no bounds.
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In 1970, Grove's offices were occupied by feminists who accused Rosset of sexism.
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He asserted that we need to stop assuming that gender gaps imply sexism.
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Another messy fact is that The Ninth Street Show reflected the era's sexism.
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Sexism is nothing new to Jayapal, but no less frustrating as a result.
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Watching the sexism on display by Republicans during the Kavanaugh nomination, I understand.
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Real harm to real people results when racism and sexism amplify hateful speech.
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Even as a professor, she experienced sexism, gender pay inequity and workplace discrimination.
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She said the penalties were unfair and another example of sexism in tennis.
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Debbie, the show makes clear, is all too aware of her business's sexism.
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We continue to treat sexism as if it's a lesser crime than racism.
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We took a look at how sexism plays out on the campaign trail.
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It was good at freeing people from bigotry, sexism, racism, nationalism and prejudice.
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Have you ever suffered some kind of sexism for being a female photographer?
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But in practice, our culture still has a dismayingly high tolerance for sexism.
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But the Clinton campaign has long seen Trump's sexism as a weak spot.
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Very few, if any, of those voters are motivated by sexism against Clinton.
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Liberals saw him as a throwback to the days of sexism and racism.
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Uber is conducting an internal investigation into allegations of sexism and sexual harassment.
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And systemic and institutionalized sexism, it turns out, really hurts men, not women.
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Dittmar said female candidates this year, regardless of partisanship, can count on portions of the electorate to support complaints of sexism, though it remains unclear whether calling out sexism more candidly is a fundamental shift that will infiltrate future campaign strategies.
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Socialist women are becoming increasingly vocal in decrying what they call socialist men's encouragement of misogyny, while also stressing that leftist attacks on the Democratic Party cannot be reduced to sexism and that sexism is not confined to the left.
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The second wave cared deeply about the casual, systemic sexism ingrained into society — the belief that women's highest purposes were domestic and decorative, and the social standards that reinforced that belief — and in naming that sexism and ripping it apart.
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It contradicts everything we know about how racism and sexism work in this country.
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They've championed labor movements and the Communist Party, and have challenged racism and sexism.
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It was viewed as a watershed moment for calling out sexism in Silicon Valley.
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Photo by Getty When we say "music industry sexism" it sounds contained and singular.
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At the end of the interview, Mirza has some more powerful words on sexism.
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Not given the state our world is in with its blatant bigotry and sexism.
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That doesn't prove, however, that the 2018 elections will magically erase decades of sexism.
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And as a black woman we&aposve had to deal sexism, racism and classism.
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Jones's story reveals entrenched racism, sexism, and classism among Harvard and other elite universities.
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Angus King said Wednesday night, adding that the decision gave the appearance of sexism.
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The kind that usually follows unwanted advances and displays of sexism in the workplace.
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The patriarchy is creating this environment for men and women of misogyny and sexism.
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Sexism in the workplace hasn't disappeared, it's just become harder and harder to identify.
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Do you agree to the claim that sexism is 'systemic' throughout the tech industry?
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A lot of survivors recant for reasons ranging from fear to sympathy to sexism.
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We can't design away sexism or the creepy dude waiting at the train platform.
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The question is, which makes your skin crawl more: the sexism or the rats?
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Both were deeply entangled in the racism and sexism of the 1920s American South.
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It is an article of liberal faith that racism, sexism and homophobia are comorbidities.
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Last year, Kotaku published an extensive report detailing a culture of sexism inside Riot.
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Warren said she has faced sexism in politics, as many women have for decades.
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Racism and sexism are often seen as two separate topics for their respective groups.
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So, it makes sense that she's gone through more than her share of sexism.
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Its innate sexism does not look nice, but luckily that's not that cool anymore.
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ROSA, the group for Reproductive rights, against Oppression, Sexism and Austerity, staged the action.
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War, corruption and sexism are not easy topics, and creative expression has its limits.
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How much of my reluctance to throw in with Clinton is replicating that sexism?
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This seems to be less and less the case when it comes to sexism.
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The royals are famous, we get it, but let's process their fame without sexism.
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"If you prop up Qatar Airways, you are supporting sexism, racism and ageism. Period."
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Carollo, a trans woman, said she underestimated sexism when she presented as a man.
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If sexism were measured on a Richter scale, Trump's comments would have definitely registered.
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The scope expanded to racism, classism, sexism and other instances of privilege and oppression.
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Kalanick has faced a tough road with his company coming under charges of sexism.
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Shaming, exclusion, sexism, grooming, impersonation and threats of violence have started to feel commonplace.
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Being royal women, they're covered breathlessly by tabloids, usually with a sprinkle of sexism.
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Is it sexism, racism, her hawkish foreign policies, or her too-liberal social policies?
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When it tries to be titillating — sexism is bad, but workplace sex is fun!
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However, sexism within our communities still equates Black achievement and liberation with male superiority.
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"Not given the state our world is in with its blatant bigotry and sexism."
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Simply ignoring America's ongoing struggle with racism, sexism and nativism is an inadequate response.
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There is plenty of evidence that women in Silicon Valley suffer sexism and discrimination.
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Profiling the bar has kept sexism and prejudice out and really changed the atmosphere.
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All his flaws were on display: the racism, the sexism, the nastiness, the mendacity.
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By her own admission, Icelandic musician Björk hasn't "moaned about sexism" in the past.
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We already -- I think there isn&apost any debate anymore whether sexism is real.
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Other industries face sexism problems: Hollywood, Wall Street, advertising, journalism, to name a few.
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Hillary, when you complain about "a penchant for sexism," who are you referring to.
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While that may be true, those same people are complicit in racism and sexism.
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That there is sexism in politics, in business, in the world, is beyond dispute.
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The more important challenge is for voters to keep sexism from tainting their judgment.
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Only 48 percent of Republican women, on the other hand, thought sexism still existed.
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Captain Marvel repeatedly and pointedly places Danvers inside the context of real-world sexism.
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He was rooted in hyper-masculinity with lyrics full of sexism, homophobia and violence.
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You need only look at recent, high-profile accounts of sexism for further evidence.
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Reinforcing stereotype of "a nagging wife" doesn't merely reflect use, it actively reproduces sexism.
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King's choice of wife, though, showed that he could transcend his sexism, Simmons says.
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Clinton promised to address sexism in her new book to be published this fall.
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We're not going to fight sexism with inspirational sayings and how-to lists alone.
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Students came together to fight against bigotry, intolerance, racism, sexism, homophobia, and islamophobia. pic.twitter.
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The future of jobs: More men doing 'women's work' Yes, there's sexism in tech.
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As for the sex negativity and sexism that feeds into the bias against fisting?
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Earlier this year, Susan Fowler blew the whistle on sexism and harassment at Uber.
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Facing sexism Preston: Let's talk about your career, you started as a newspaper reporter?
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You've spoken out against racism and sexism and xenophobia and discrimination of all kinds.
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Try not to let the sexism within the industry distract you from your work.
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Technology is cool but doesn't change the reality of sexism or violence against women.
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It's a testament to how sexism in this country fuels racism, and vice versa.
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It's upsetting to see such blatant sexism at work, but unfortunately, it's not uncommon.
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Could the person who dreamed up Hermione Granger be a secret supporter of sexism?
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Not given the state our world is in with it's blatant bigotry and sexism.
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But we share the will to make sexism have no place in our society.
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Uber's recent woes include lawsuits, sexism allegations and essentially being kicked out of London.
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Klobuchar's defenders have suggested the criticism of her management style is rooted in sexism.
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She is unafraid to call out inequality, blatant sexism, and trolls of all sorts.
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Is it because he shines a piercingly ironic post-modern light on rampant sexism?
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And growing up I saw sexism and male privilege deeply embedded in our culture.
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Consider racism, sexism, and every other "ism," or the tyrant in the living room.
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Unsurprisingly, these subtle forms of everyday sexism have been linked to poorer mental health.
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Creating a fairer society requires some antidote for the health impacts caused by sexism.
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Trump answered that his behavior was nothing compared to the sexism of Hillary's husband.
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PG: For a long time, I put irrational hatred of Hillary down to sexism.
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Since joining several years ago, I have witnessed sexism like I'd never seen before.
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It's not quite right to say that Trump is a throwback to midcentury sexism.
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But to most people, Trump's misogyny isn't about subtle, institutionalized sexism or gender bias.
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I was in denial that sexism in the Marine Corps impacted all of us.
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At the same time, sexism is when you're discriminated against for your gender — i.e.
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I've had a thing with him before, a couple months ago, [about reverse sexism].
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Because the men so outweigh the women, it is nearly inevitable to experience sexism.
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Uber had been accused of fostering a company culture that condoned sexism and harassment.
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Another tale of sexism and unacceptable workplace behavior in Silicon Valley company has emerged.
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Here is the biggest problem with elevating sexism to the defining explanation of Mrs.
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There's no question that sexism played a role in bringing us to this point.
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It will be great practice for the next time you bump up against sexism.
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I have used this column to regularly condemn sexism, misogyny, patriarchy and toxic masculinity.
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When we rank other women by age, we reinforce ageism, sexism, lookism and patriarchy.
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"Do we get together and talk about the sexism of the men?" she said.
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There are a lot of people complaining about transphobia, homophobia, cissexism, sexism, and Nazis.
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This does not mean that sexism doesn't exist in France — of course it does.
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There is no fighting sexism on television without fighting age discrimination along with it.
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For Manohla Dargis, a Times film critic, sexism is much harder to glide over.
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"I'm not naïve to the fact that sexism is everywhere in sport," she said.
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Many of its members think sexism isn't that big of a problem, for instance.
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Then as an adult she learned about the church's sins — the narcissism, abuse, sexism.
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Genre homage or not, trashy, assault-coddling sexism is a turn off — and worse.
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Sometimes sexism is a plethora of compliments that make your brilliance a constant exception.
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But she fell back the moment she accused Sanders of sexism on Jan. 12.
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But Clinton never tried to take on sexism head-on while she was running.
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Feminist groups have organized a march against sexism and sexual violence for this weekend.
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My experience of sexism and pay disparity reads so textbook that it's almost cliché.
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Ms. Lee, 72, said afterward that she "absolutely" saw ageism and sexism at work.
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At every turn, Lutie confronts that many-headed hydra of racism, sexism and classism.
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Rather, organizations with liberal values have suddenly become extremely responsive to claims of sexism.
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Langford, meanwhile, said racism and sexism likely played a role in the ref's decision.
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Mr. Biden recently remarked on an "unfair" sexism in the campaign four years ago.
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The pas de deux from "Kermesse" shows how free from sexism Bournonville could be.
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But sexism — once again, women get taught how to return, not how to serve.
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Perhaps Senators Heitkamp, Harris, Hassan and McCaskill are simply uninterested in sexism and misogyny.
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It is subtle sexism, and points to too many men's inability to respect women.
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That means they can inherit, and even amplify, societal biases, including racism and sexism.
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She's right to highlight the danger of addictive products and the industry's endemic sexism.
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As the 2018 elections demonstrated, women have no problem winning in spite of sexism.
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But the conflict got much more heated when allegations of sexism came into play.
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King's letter without facing any objection, prompting some activists to raise charges of sexism.
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The sexism that marked President Trump's candidacy is one barrier for potential women candidates.
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The Islamic State's paper trail, Beijing's Bible ban and sexism at the sumo ring.
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Think of it this way: There is abundant evidence of sexism in our society.
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They are allowing sexism to help dictate their sources — and are perpetuating the problem.
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Critics, meanwhile, have denounced Bolsonaro for racism, sexism and failing to protect the environment.
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He faced just as intense a barrage on issues of sexism in the workplace.
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The charges did not mention any of the complaints of sexism or inappropriate comments.
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I hope we can have political disputes without engaging in open racism and sexism.
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"Even before students enter the university, there is already hidden sexism," Ms. Ueno said.
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Asked if sexism was culturally embedded in British cycling she said: "Yes I do".
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Men underestimated the sexism felt by the women in their lives, the survey found.
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"Sexism wears a lab coat, while misogyny goes on a witch-hunt," Manne concludes.
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The tech industry has serious issues with bias and sexism — this is not news.
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" "I don't even consider HR as an option when subjected to harassment or sexism.
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Sexism is also alive and well, as Trump's misogyny-sullied road to victory illustrates.
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And whether you like her or not, she has confronted sexism unlike any other.
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Incidents of racial vilification, sexism and homophobia have continued to tarnish the league's image.
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And the world's assumption that modern sexism is ending comes to a screeching halt.
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They're vital, and so is work to end racism, sexism, homophobia and other bigotry.
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No, it's not institutional sexism or bourgeois class interest that's perverting our knowledge base.
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This is a different debate about sexism than Americans have had in previous elections.
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Much has been written about how sexism dictates whether a garment gets usable pockets.
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I keep thinking of Mad Men while watching this show, and I think it's because both series, by turning to periods of more overt sexism (one imagined, the other real), force us to confront the tendrils of that sexism in our own lives.
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You will be understood as trying to leverage the bleak unfairness of it all to your benefit: as if you are the one to enter the arena with the advantage of getting to cry "Sexism!" and not with the multiple disadvantages of … sexism.
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Here's a look back at some recent times sexism has been called out on the tennis court: Serena calls the umpire a 'thief' Williams accused umpire Carlos Ramos of sexism after she was handed a series of code violations during Saturday's match.
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I'm just curious, you've seen all these instances of these things everywhere — which I have, too, listen, there wasn't no sexism at Microsoft, there wasn't no sexism at Google or sexual harassment or anything like that — but to see it so concentrated.
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But this newspaper's front page illustrates how one of the most frustrating things about sexism is both how insidious it can be and how that very quality makes it so easy for some people to deny that sexism is really a problem.
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She also recently wrote a New York Times opinion piece on pay inequity and sexism.
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There are still those who deny that sexism remains a problem in our modern age.
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Video games have long been derided for their blatant sexism and objectification of female characters.
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Were there points in your career where you experienced similar incidences of racism and sexism?
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This has been a campaign that has seen sexism, nativism and Islamophobia front and center.
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Here's what else is real: Trump has built his campaign on racism, sexism, and xenophobia.
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Screenshot via YouTube But the sexism extends beyond the storytellers and into the characters themselves.
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An 18-year-old photographer is resisting Donald Trump's sexism with her powerful series #SignedByTrump.
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Dig a little deeper into this trope and you'll find a heavy dose of sexism.
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Perhaps as a result, Trump has never tried to hide or apologize for his sexism.
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He was saying he engages in overt, or hostile sexism — at least behind closed doors.
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The Uber CEO is coming off a rough few weeks, especially with regard to sexism.
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Ad agencies are not meritocracies or free of sexism and there are not equal opportunities.
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HIV isn't just transmitted by sex – it's transmitted by sexism, and racism, poverty, and homophobia.
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Hostile sexism was nearly as good at predicting support for Trump as party identification was.
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Here is the effect of sexism on vote for Romney in 2012 & Trump in 2016.
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A woman leading the charge about workplace difficulties and sexism cut off by a man.
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She'll gain some traction thanks to Trump's sexism and the Republicans' relentless assaults on her.
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Have broader conversations about racism, sexism, and consent — some of the major issues in porn.
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Things about sexism, and misogyny, about a business that endemically does not care about women.
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But it's often used against people who are calling out racism or sexism or homophobia.
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It's because of institutionalized racism and sexism, and you know what that goes back to?
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But sexual harassment and sexism in the industry did not change with the title change.
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When this is all said & done, I think Americans underestimate the strength of racism & sexism.
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That he's even getting praise for thinking about sexism is, in itself, kind of sexist.
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Instead, racism, sexism and other forms of prejudice are powerful forces in their own right.
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It's startling to comprehend the sexism coded into these A.I. responses to goads from users.
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Racism, sexism, and anti-gay sentiment were all demonstrably worse in the 1930s and '40s.
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Yes, we hear the criticism that caring about sexism in Hollywood is a luxury issue.
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"It is sexism," Anderson said of always being linked romantically to powerful men by tabloids.
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An investigation into allegations of sexism and harassment is expected by the end of May.
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For college-age women — Mr. Sanders's female base — sexism tends to be linked to sex.
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Your daily dose of Hollywood sexism comes from the collective word of pop group Haim.
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In a recent interview with Refinery29, Mara opened up about aging and sexism in Hollywood.
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For women in tech who are used to sexism and discrimination, this isn't really news.
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It's a commentary about white male entitlement, sexism, and the fraught waters of overbearing fandom.
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EDT): The U.S. women's soccer team is insanely talented (and fighting against sexism in sports).
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Some have used social media to share their own tales of sexism within the family.
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But it's a male-dominated world so there's sexism there and that is very difficult.
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Through history there is this extraordinary anger against elites that is often channeled through sexism.
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Nicholas sent the definition's example via email to Patch, who she often discusses sexism with.
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The Calculating Stars and The Fated Sky each addressed issues of systemic sexism and racism.
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Accounts of racism, sexism and discrimination are unfortunately way too common in the tech industry.
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Natalie Morales, star of Battle of the Sexes, is confronting sexism both onscreen and off.
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Clinton baited Trump into demonstrating all of his shortcomings: racism, sexism, volatility, and general ignorance.
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This is fitting, perhaps, but not inevitable; sexism and sexual harassment aren't the same thing.
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Like her predecessors Cagney and Lacey, Tennison battles sexism in a male-dominated police force.
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Until that changes, a culture that breeds and encourages sexual harassment and sexism won't die.
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In some cases, those who challenged the sexism found themselves threatened with rape or death.
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"Obama Says Sexism to Blame for Close Presidential Race," reported NBC News, probably overdoing it.
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It can also lead to societal instability, allowing sexism, ableism, classism and racism to flourish.
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This is wrong and has to be called out for what it is. Patriarchy. Sexism.
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And that feeds in, I think, to the whole sexism and misogyny of this campaign.
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But I will say that Trump is perpetuating a harmful, deeply offensive form of sexism.
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There's sexism and sexual harassment at every company we cover, but nothing of this [magnitude].
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And that, in fact, those accusing Sanders of sexism are, in fact, the guiltiest ones.
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What then, do we do about the internalized sexism that women use against other women?
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Dealing with sexism requires new tools to socialize men and women and how they interact.
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Now, the common person more or less has a broad understanding of sexism or misogyny.
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We have to push back on big issues, like racism, homophobia, transphobia, sexism and Islamophobia.
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" That sexism allows white women to feel that by defending white men, "they're defending themselves.
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Bonderman had joked that women talk too much during a meeting about sexism at Uber.
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In campaigning against Clinton, Trump not only didn't hide his sexism, he actively deployed it.
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She also breached the subject of sexism and misogyny in the modern day United States.
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"Considering just how much racism and sexism pervade the website's pages, that's scary," Lawson writes.
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The inquiry is also examining an alleged decades-long culture of sexism in the department.
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Texas Tech is now examining an alleged decades-long culture of sexism in the department.
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Well, The X-File's Gillian Anderson isn't going to accept that type of blatant sexism.
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Or was Clinton cynically using claims of sexism as a cudgel to silence her critics?
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The moment wasn't simply resonant—it generated a host of new ways to describe sexism.
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She has blamed Russian hackers, sexism and former FBI Director James Comey for her defeat.
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As a result, casual, small acts of sexism may hang around for another whole generation.
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He warned he would bring up Clinton's past again if she attacks him over sexism.
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Of course, patriarchy and sexism are not the domain of any one culture or religion.
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Nelson thinks there's an element of sexism to the critiques she sees about recipe writing.
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The publication is being accused of sexism over its multiple references to Kardashian's physical appearance.
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How could any human being survive so much sexism, hypocrisy, mindless hate, and male fury?
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" Ryan did not directly accuse Spicer of sexism but called Washington a "male-dominated town.
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To critics, he was a joke, shorthand for hateful stand-up peddling sexism and homophobia.
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In a race that is indelibly colored by gender and sexism, it's also potentially transformative.
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Bullying, classism, racism, sexism and divisive politics do not have a place in our party.
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But most of the sexism on Wall Street occurs when women aren't in the room.
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Other questions in our survey probed respondents' sexism — their underlying prejudice against women — more directly.
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Blaine Luetkemeyer (R-Mo.) of sexism and having been bought by Wall Street political donors.
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They've historically wrestled with institutionalized sexism and are often "mommy tracked" when they have children.
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Verbal offenses that look like sexism are called out almost daily by readers and viewers.
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A third type of sexism was sexual objectification, such as street harassment and unwanted touching.
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And the series is sharp, without preachiness, on the casual sexism of the comedy business.
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He also defended former Uber CEO Travis Kalanick at the peak of Uber's sexism crisis.
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Nevertheless, she managed to bring attention to sexism while remaining totally gracious about the matter.
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Voters need a message that speaks to their fears without deploying Trump's racism and sexism.
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I thought we were the generation when overt sexism, racism and general intolerance would abate.
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Those stories generated controversy with accusations of cultural appropriation and sexism (some levied by R29).
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The book offers a reminder, particularly in the beginning, of how much sexism Joni faced.
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I mean, I don't know the details, but as I said, there's everyday sexism. Right.
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People can't say that sexism doesn't exist, that racism doesn't exist, that homophobia doesn't exist.
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It's usually just plain sexism meant to shut us up or make us feel insecure.
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All that said, it's really hard to rule out sexism here as a causal factor.
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Comedy has long been a tool to call out social injustice, particularly racism and sexism.
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I've experienced sexism firsthand as both a very low level BJJ competitor and a writer.
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A post she wrote about sexism in video game narratives and design drew particular ire.
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Fuck white America so all you people out there saying racism, sexism, bigotry doesn't exist.
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But according to star Alicia Silverstone, Clueless almost didn't happen — and sexism is to blame.
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Women have a lot of practice spotting sexism, and Mr. Trump's has never been subtle.
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As Warren exited the race on Thursday, she named the elephant in the room: sexism.
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Join forces against ageism the way we mobilized against sexism in the 1960s and '70s.
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Your platform mentions fighting racism and sexism, issues that are so structural in American society.
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Every social movement in this country's history has been riddled with sexism, racism, homophobia, transphobia.
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Feminism isn't about ending sexism; it's about criminalizing people who believe in "traditional" gender norms.
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Feminist academic Susana Vargas discusses the visualization of machismo, sexism, race, and class in Mexico.
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My initial reaction was dismay at the widespread existence of such sexism among other men.
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"Here there is so much sexism," Dr. Mwe San, now 29, said in an interview.
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Late-breaking sexism often means later-onset identification with the principles of second-wave feminism.
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Companies are reckoning with the problem of sexism in advertising on their own as well.
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Those who think sexism defeated Hillary Clinton say they worry about voting for another woman.
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Perhaps. Then again, it's not like sexism saves itself for the really weighty, serious issues.
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Sometimes, I don't want to let a movie's banal, casual sexism ruin my good time.
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During the all-staff meeting to discuss allegations of sexism, Bonderman made a sexist joke.
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But recently, it seems to have eclipsed the gentler "sexism" and "chauvinism" in popular use.
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NASA has been receiving backlash and accusations of sexism about the cancellation on social media.
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The speech touched on racism and sexism in America and concluded on a hopeful note.
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Responding to the contretemps, Ms. Cole drew parallels with the sexism the Brontë sisters faced.
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"Bigotry, sexism, and xenophobia are the easiest ways to distract from substantive discussions of classism."
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The movie's casual sexism and homophobia hits you like a brick when you watch now.
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Fowler accused the company of allowing a culture of sexism and sexual harassment to flourish.
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Dramaturgy is, at best, threadbare; old-fashioned exoticism and sexism are par for the course.
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In fact, racism and sexism work best of all when intent is not a prerequisite.
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These logical explanations almost make it possible to believe that sexism didn't doom her run.
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Sanders said sexism likely played a role in another recent withdrawal from the race — Sen.
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"Sexism was at its worst when I was pregnant," she later told Marie Claire magazine.
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Ms. Rosenfeld said she had experienced sexism on the job, but declined to provide details.
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Racism, bigotry, sexism, anti-Semitism, Islamophobia, homophobia, xenophobia, should have no place in our society.
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"We can't take any of this seriously anymore," Clinton said of Trump's brand of sexism.
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The general silence that angers Ms. Lee speaks to a problem that goes beyond sexism.
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If sexism remains at the Citadel, Ms. Zorn said, she has not experienced it personally.
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It tolerated segregation and sexism, led the nation into war in Vietnam and became stultifying.
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And it's unsettling but true that to continue bringing up sexism could hamper her rise.
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They acknowledge the legacy of racism and sexism, but they want to wish it away.
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Other women's rights leaders said it was the resistance to sexism that made 2017 noteworthy.
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Old magazines, like old movies, are prone to display the casual sexism of their day.
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We know more than ever about the long-term effects of systemic sexism and racism.
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There's nothing funny about failing if you've been overwhelmingly obstructed by sexism and social conventions.
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The startup has faced a long list of scandals, including allegations of sexism and harassment.
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Street Scene Combating sexism in the workplace has become all the rage, and rightly so.
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Another law firm, Perkins Coie, was also hired to investigate charges of sexism at Uber.
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He failed to show contrition for his prior statements on issues of race and sexism.
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There was a long list of panel discussions on racism and sexism in the profession.
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In doing so, Seattle Opera made the racism and sexism that permeates "Madama Butterfly" unavoidable.
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The lawsuit followed an exposé, which revealed a "culture of sexism" at the gaming company.
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It is fair to ask what role racism and sexism played in her campaign's demise.
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The lure of the dream endures, as well as pain that sexism was somehow acceptable.
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We're also pretty clear about what we consider to be the second biggest reason: Sexism.
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"We've had to resist so many policies rooted in racism, sexism and xenophobia," Fendlay said.
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Even men who said women were still treated unequally underestimated the sexism that women experience.
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PG I confess the sexism rap against your work never made much sense to me.
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And a lot of the sexism and the misogyny was in service of these attitudes.
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She's faced racism, sexism, and public criticism, not to mention a number of health issues.
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Under Kalanick's leadership, the company faced accusations of a culture of sexism and sexual harassment.
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A female executive can turn a blind eye to sexism in the ranks below her.
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The persistence of sexism wasn't usually something the Trump supporters I've met liked to acknowledge.
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"Sexism is always made worse by racism — and vice versa," she said in an email.
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We've had a tough year of sexism, discrimination and abusive behavior by men in power.
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Today, as Silicon Valley sexism again draws attention, it's worth studying those shifts at GoDaddy.
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Another airport kerfuffle over dress codes has raised accusations of sexism, and questions of style.
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So where does this leave the voters trying to sort through these claims of sexism?
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Lee agreed with the suggestion that "ageism and sexism" were at play in her loss.
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Liz Plank examines the double standards and sexism that pervade media coverage of the Olympics.
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I just find it frustrating that sexism is ignored if it is done on men.
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According to Brockwell, the medical establishment's resistance to sterilizing women is a result of sexism.
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There's been a lot of sexism involved in the coverage of the 2016 Rio Olympics.
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She fought classism, sexism, physical abuse and public rebuke to become an incomparable American legend.
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Of course, one could argue those other factors are also a result of systemic sexism.
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Because this is the thing about Donald Trump's sexism: He's never tried to hide it.
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More to do with being loudish and assholey than ... KS: There's serious sexism, 100 percent.
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Verdon is about to descend the ladder of fame, a victim of show business sexism.
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It's an important distinction to make — the extraordinary ladies who make up the rest of the list, like Simone Biles and Zendaya, earned their achievements while facing sexism in their day-to-day lives, and after they became famous, sexism on an enormous scale.
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Somebody who is very sexually proper in their relationships may still engage in the outright sexism of thinking that women are less competent than men, or engage in benevolent sexism, thinking that women need to be protected and not exposed to these terrible situations.
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Instead of expressing "benevolent sexism" (viewing women as fragile, domestic things in need of male veneration and protection), he plowed right into hostile sexism and open objectification, making it clear that women were useful only insofar as they were attractive and available to him.
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Intersectionality recognizes that the challenges facing a white woman (like experiencing sexism) are often fundamentally different from the challenges facing a black woman (like experiencing the unique combination of sexism and racism), even though the two may have many things in common as women.
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With the ongoing sexism and harassment in Hollywood finally coming to light, her experience is invaluable.
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And 'porn' is a word with so many negative connotations, of sexism and aggression towards women.
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If Chesser and the university are to be believed, sexism occurred without any sexists in sight.
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You can start the evening on the red carpet, railing against sexism in the music industry.
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Women would stand up to me and say, 'I didn't feel any sexism in the workplace.
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"I just lived in the skin of a person who experienced sexism every day," Darke said.
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Sexism is still a problem in Hollywood— and leading lady Emma Stone can attest to that.
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It's the kind of sexism that makes me want to run my head through a wall.
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His sexism is truly shocking in this day and age and at this level of politics.
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Instead, we're confronting the deep currents of racism, sexism, Islamophobia and xenophobia that infect American society.
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Kit Harington regrets an opinion he previously expressed about a hot-button topic in Hollywood: sexism.
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"My online voice is powerful and I've used it to combat Islamophobia, sexism, and racism."S.
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Sexism is insidious and pervasive, and it finds a way to worry itself into your skull.
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How has that experience changed the way you look at sexism and sexual objectification of women?
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Celebrities shouldn't lend their fame to normalize or validate Trump's history of racism, bigotry and sexism.
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Sexism has largely been overlooked as a major factor in voters' decisions to support Donald Trump.
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British Olympic cyclists Victoria Pendleton and Nicole Cooke backed her claims of sexism in British Cycling.
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The coverage sparked outrage on Twitter, with many criticising the underlying sexism in the media coverage.
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Zakharova believes that gender relations in the US and the fight against sexism are categorically wrong.
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He answers my questions about sexism in the industry directly, behaving like the quintessential male feminist.
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It has also given us new language to discuss sexual harassment, assault, and sexism in general.
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Those fighting against inequality, sexism, racism and xenophobia face an entrenched and increasingly emboldened reactionary opposition.
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Racism, sexism and xenophobia in general are all learned behaviors that are challenging to un-learn.
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"There's always been sexism and stereotypes in the music industry like every other part of life."
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That's sexism, plain and simple, and it's a mindset we should recognize — and steer clear from.
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The point of eliminating sexism isn't to remove the discussion of looks from the conversation entirely.
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But I didn't see sexism in the characterization this time around, just hand-waving narrative laziness.
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The Trump administration has exposed an ugly underbelly of latent racism, class conflict, and sexism, yes.
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The sexism is also underscored by how little the models are required (or allowed) to do.
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But if they do so, they have to know Trump's sexism isn't something of his past.
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I do agree that there's a significant a whiff of sexism in the Goop shit storm.
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Sivan joined 12 Weinstein accusers at the annual breakfast, which included conversations about inclusivity and sexism.
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Others still have pointed out the sexism of considering men's nipples appropriate and women's off-limits.
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I find the eagerness to confront sexism encouraging and indicative of the potential for real progress.
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Interrupting wasn't the only Trump tactic that drew complaints of sexism during the 90-minute showdown.
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If the City cleans up its act, the next problem may be sexism in the startups.
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And, as we saw in Monday night's debate, sexism is far from dead in any workplace.
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The lies, racial intolerance, sexism, bullying and schoolboy antics were on display for all to see.
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Racism and sexism in Hollywood became banner issues with the rise of #MeToo, #TimesUp, and #OscarsSoWhite.
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In The Derivative Base, again, those issues of systemic sexism and racism are there as well.
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Or the waves of thinly disguised to blatant sexism that surfaced during the recent presidential election.
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In 2017, Amazon canceled Good Girls Revolt, a show about women battling sexism in the 1960s.
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Butler masterfully uses a science fiction plot device to talk about slavery, sexism, racism, and America.
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It's sexism and bro culture, it's racism, opportunity discrimination, throughout your career at Google and elsewhere.
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In fact, its name has become synonymous with hate speech, racism, sexism and other terrible things.
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Surely no right-thinking American disagrees that racism, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia and Islamophobia are, indeed, deplorable.
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People started talking about their painful experiences with sexual harassment, sexual assault, and everyday, casual sexism.
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"The Guardian post, written by a former curator, accused Facebook managers of "intimidation, favoritism, and sexism.
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Women bullying women is the new face of workplace sexism, and it is a huge disappointment.
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CEOs at Uber and SoFi lost their jobs after whistleblowers came forward, alleging sexism and harassment.
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Trump's unfettered sexism was a factor in their decision, women say, but not the only one.
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Many people on Twitter called out his behavior for what they saw as sexism and mansplaining.
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And this time, you are right about sexism, Hillary, but wrong about how decisive it was.
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The platform also challenges traditional networking and how sexism affects the ways women are viewed professionally.
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On sexism and relationships with men in Hollywood in a 1994 interview with the LA Times.
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Takiaya: I feel like we have been severely limited in Australia because of sexism and racism.
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But the photo exposed the ugly nature of sexism in sports, thrusting Switzer into the spotlight.
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Would an Uber founded by a woman have the internal sexism problem women employees have claimed?
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Twitter is at risk of becoming the next Reddit-like swamp of racism, sexism and homophobia.
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When I was a lot younger and working in butcheries, there was a lot of sexism.
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Traditionally, it has struggled to attract female voters amid accusations of sexism, racism and anti-Semitism.
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In 2015, Meryl Streep and Romola Garai launched joint attacks on sexism in the film industry.
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Poverty, education, economic opportunity, climate change, racism, sexism, nationalism, nuclear war codes, all about the competition.
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"Here's this super nerdy Asian guy writing about misogyny and sexism in popular culture," she says.
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Only two years ago, Uber's workplace culture was known as aggressive, inappropriate, and rife with sexism.
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Accusations of sexism at Uber have stoked a conversation about the role of women in tech.
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Instead, it's a form of intra-gender sexism, or clear and troubling evidence of female misogyny.
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Unfortunately, unshackling yourself from centuries of ingrained sexism isn't something you can unlearn in a weekend.
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Denbo is not the first actress to call out sexism and ageism in Hollywood's casting practices.
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She's also a woman, which is all the more significant in light of Trump's persistent sexism.
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Plus, sexual relationships between men and women have yet to bring down the institution of sexism.
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And all of the actresses weighed in on the sexism that runs rampant in the industry.
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And unfortunately, we know that is a best case scenario when it comes to industry sexism.
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Nasty lawsuits emerged in which top network officials were accused of anti-Semitism, discrimination and sexism.
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Racism, sexism, and classism create imbalances in a system intended to be blind and without prejudice.
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It's no secret that sexism is a major workplace problem, and show business is no exception.
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Homophobia is the main form of discrimination in football, far more so than racism and sexism.
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Though women are typically held responsible for contraception, there's no reason for that other than sexism.
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For many, the singer's specific case represents a larger problem of sexism in the music industry.
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The best hope the Democrats have for regaining power is a woman-fueled backlash against sexism.
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Of course, Clinton has dealt with sexism ever since she emerged as a national political figure.
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Some accusations are valid: Sexism did factor into her negative public image and into her loss.
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Sanders's supporters deeply resented the Party's obvious preference for Clinton; Clinton's backers accused them of sexism.
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Right now in entertainment industry, there's been a lot of talk about sexism and sexual assault.
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Get Ready Weekly hosts events to produce visual resistance pieces to stand against bigotry and sexism.
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John Oliver sheds light on sexism and racism in medicine Science tells us mattresses aren't migratory.
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But we must remain aware of the old fashioned sexism that threatens to derail these advances.
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Much in the same way we can never allow Trump to normalize his racism and sexism.
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The root of subtle sexism is not all Mr. Trump, or anyone else, for that matter.
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Williams accused Carlos Ramos of sexism following her straight-sets defeat by Naomi Osaka last year.
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Some of Lahren's colleagues at Fox News denounced Lahren for sexism in her remarks about Harris.
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Then again, she found herself getting angrier about sexism more often, because the fight felt lonelier.
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Cuban added that critics are misguided by accusing Trump of sexism for attacking Clinton's public record.
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But we can't leave aside the snowball effect of all types of sexism over a lifetime.
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Anecdotal evidence alone is insufficient to demonstrate the full reality of everyday sexism and its impacts.
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The protagonist is a blues singer, Eleanor, who is confronted with not just sexism but racism.
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But it was really the whiff of casual sexism that tipped the event over the edge.
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For women in tech, sexism is so often encountered that it unfortunately comes to be expected.
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Not to mention to sheer ignorance and sexism that we shouldn't be instilling in future generations.
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It's one thing to say that the extent of racism, sexism, and homophobia can be debated.
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For one, post-election analyses have also linked racism, sexism, and economic anxiety to Trump's support.
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I don't think the same can be said for #MeToo and other important struggles against sexism.
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Speaking to Refinery 29 about Thorp's case, Semmelhack argued that high heels are still perpetuating sexism.
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And once you notice sexism in the entertainment industry, "You start seeing it everywhere," she said.
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Sexism and misogyny towards women—in and out of the spotlight—is just... never not present.
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And it's not just the sexism — it's the ever-present possibility of it, in every context.
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Morgan was dragged for being "distasteful" and "disrespectful," highlighting the sexism that runs through the sport.
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But people who use this sexism to justify criminalising men who buy sex are being disingenuous.
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Greg E.: There's a relationship between technology and feminism, and technology and sexism for that matter.
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I ask him whether he's ever encountered sexism from his chosen tribe because he's a man.
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" Hillary Clinton has in turn accused the real estate mogul of having a "penchant for sexism.
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Hillary Clinton responded by accusing Trump of a "penchant for sexism" during his past public remarks.
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This is the same view that lays claim to "reverse racism" or "misandry" (sexism against men).
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Sexism in the 2020 race Following Warren's departure from the field, as well as Minnesota Sen.
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Liberal professionals decried his sexism, which violated the prime value of the blue family model: equality.
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