Sentences with phrase «perpetuated gender stereotypes»

Google said that the memo perpetuated gender stereotypes towards females which violated its code of conduct.

She spoke about the problem of perpetuated gender stereotypes at the World Economic Forum this week.

California is an at - will state, and if a company doesn't want an employee to perpetuate any gender stereotypes, that's its right.

What her boys did do, however, was clue her in to some disturbing websites, raising the issue that TV alone is not the enemy in perpetuating gender stereotypes toward children and young adults.

Good on ye for perpetuating gender stereotypes and attempting to dismantle centuries of scientific discovery through claims of sexism!!!

Yale Law Women decided to create an extra list after alumni said a list focused on issues such as child care helped perpetuate gender stereotypes, according to Megan Mumford, a co-chair of the survey committee who spoke with the American Lawyer.

Although I suppose that's perpetuating a gender stereotype.

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But while people may have a right to express their beliefs in public, that does not mean companies can not take action when women are subjected to comments that perpetuate negative stereotypes about them based on their gender.

«I'm confused as to why you do not follow the arbitrary and strict gender roles and stereotypes produced and perpetuated by the media.»

Telling girls they shouldn't be bold with a guy they like perpetuates old gendered stereotypes that will keep all of us trapped.

Because someone who is attracted to people of both genders is clearly an insatiable sex fiend who can never be satisfied by anyone — a terrible stereotype that continues to get perpetuated in the press furthering the perception of LGBTQ people as a bunch of promiscuous heathens.

That's particularly true when it comes to gender; media that perpetuates rigid gender roles and stereotypes can affect kids» sense of self, relationships, and career aspirations.

The photo conceptual artist uses photography, film, sculpture and other media to comment on the underlying racism and exploitation at the core of professional sports in America and addresses the ways in which advertising and popular culture create and perpetuate stereotypes about race and gender.

Perpetuating gender roles onto inanimate objects, and the stereotypes that go with them, is the source of the entire problem with trying to figure out how smart speakers should respond to perceived harassment.