The common argument against affirmative action in STEM is that since there are no tangible barriers for women to enter the STEM field, it is thus a matter of their choice which should be respected. [...]
The article looks at the way that we understand the concept of gender and development and the growing gap between the men and women.
The increase in the number of women in sports led to increased media coverage. The aim of the current research is to assess the role of mass media in stereotyping females in sports.
The issue of social equality of men and women has been one of the most for the last couple of centuries.
At the same time, all custody is traditionally granted to husbands and fathers in a case of a divorce" though the anxiety about the high divorce rate and the nasty endings of relationships is more [...]
When women indulge in their careers, they forego their opportunity to raise a family, while the male managers have the capacity to excel in their careers and raise a family as well.
Despite a significant progress of developed European countries in that sphere, the childcare in the U.S.is considered more of a woman matter, thus a mother ends up having two jobs: first, the one where she [...]
The primary purpose of the study is to assess the effectiveness of various GE tools in the context of the financial sector in the US.
In the Soviet era, women were seen as an important factor in the industrialization of the country and they were allocated education and work opportunity by Russia's socialist government.
In the US, Black Americans are exemplified by relatively high levels of misogyny and homophobia for the reason that they promote their own oppression, which is mainly attributed to their failure to study their history.
The function of Title IX is to guarantee gender equality in college sports and it has supported the development of female sports.
According Ridgeway, it may not be correct per se to say that its only women who are aggrieved by the gender imbalance but majority of the cases that depict gender inequalities involve women on the [...]
To this end, the author interprets the events in the case study from the perspective of the organizational theory. In most cases, the role of the woman in the society is limited to housework.
The simple reason is that gender inequality exists in affluent societies wherein women are free to do what they want, have access to education, and have the capacity to create wealth.
The author tries to come up with the most appropriate pattern of representation of the woman. Chow also argues that self-representation can be regarded as the result of the democratization of Western societies.
Women were given the responsibility to give birth to children and nurture them to adulthood; however, both the father and the mother should carry out the responsibility of nurturing.
In the UK, gender gap closure is up to the age of sixteen and changing patterns in education achievement stands as evidence to this transformation.
This requires the employer to consider some of the things such as the number of women and men that applied for the available positions.
According to, although it is certain that men and women have actual differences particularly physically, most of the social indifference perception are not because of the biological connotation but because of the over time cultural [...]
Gender wage discrimination is a condition that displays the differences between the divisions of wage offers being contrary from the allocations of values of the marginal product between the males and the female workforce.
In 1914, Canada became the second country in the world to vote against the exclusion of women from the workforce and for the provision of equal pay for women and men.
The Western world was the pioneer of championing for gender balance in institutions of higher learning. However, the situation in institutions of higher learning is not replicated in the rest of the society.
Feminists observe that the subjection of women to the power of men originated from the rise of private property, the family, and the state.
Sadly, although the pay received by female executives has been increasing over the years as compared to that of their male counterparts, it is held that "women have to wait for about 98 years for [...]
Jasmeet Sidhu says in his article in the Star 'Gender inequality distorts Politics,' that since Canada elected Agnes MacPhail into the House of Commons in 1921, the country has made major steps in bridging the [...]
Purpose of the Study On the first page of the article, Duran, Moya & Megias provide the reader with the purpose of the study that they conducted.
The times have changed, and the relationship between a woman and a man resemble no longer a dialogue between a master and an odalisque, but the influence of the ancient prejudice stuck somewhere deep in [...]
Of more importance in the enhancement of gender inequality is the role of the media. The natural constrains described above and the multiplier effects from the historical insubordination of women still play to men's favor [...]
Thus the role of education is to help boost gender equality in various aspect of the society, including employment sector, politics and contribution in economic development.
In 1963, the Federal Government of the United States enacted the Equal Pay Act that effectively illegalized payment of different salaries to men and women for similar work on jobs that need similar qualification, effort, [...]
Consequently, admission of students basing on gender can be so disastrous to the academic fineness of an institution and also to the career of the students.
To prove that women can also do better in sciences, you find that the life span of women is high than that of men by the help of knowing how to balance their balanced diet [...]
It is the duty of the tutor to craft a lecture-room environment that serves to enhance meaningful discussions concerning gender. This is due to the fact that students learn best in various ways.