Sentences with phrase «ingrained sexism»
Other authorities, such as Susan McGee Bailey, executive director of the Wellesley Centers for Women at Wellesley College and principal author of the 1992 AAUW report How Schools Shortchange Girls, reject such concerns and instead contend that ingrained sexism and gender roles continue to hamper K — 12 schooling for both boys and girls.
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Evans captures the struggle between Marston's genuine feminism and the ingrained sexism of his time beautifully.
From host Jimmy Kimmel's opening monologue to speeches by presenters and winners alike, much lip service was paid to the industry's newfound commitment to combatting its own ingrained sexism and racism.
A Las Vegas federal agent, Jane Banner (Elizabeth Olsen), makes her way out in a blizzard to contend with some ingrained sexism and get the case solved.
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This is a pretty archaic kind of sexism used to ingrain shame into women's relationship with their own bodies.
In Kenya, Maathai found herself often at the mercy of deeply ingrained tribalism and sexism.