Sentences with phrase «sexist bullying»

The Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL) has warned that schools must do more to stop sexist bullying, which can affect girls» subject choices and disrupt their confidence.

However, a Department for Education spokeswoman maintained the government was firm that sexist bullying, like all other forms of bullying, must not be tolerated.

Jess Phillips has been a constant target for online trolls since she was elected last year, and has launched a campaign to try and end «sexist bullying» on the web.

The London council leader has resigned amid claims of sexist bullying by Momentum members.

Good ideas have been floated to address this hostility towards female politicians: last week, the Alberta Council of Women's Shelters created the Lift Her Up campaign to challenge sexist bullying; and Notley believes we should be encouraging more women to enter politics.

Paladino is a racist, sexist bully and he has no business on the Buffalo School Board.

Scottish Green Party official Patrick Harvie told The Scotsman: «Trump is a sexist bully, so the fact that equal pay doesn't seem to matter at his golf courses will surprise no one.»

There's no question that Donald Trump is a racist, sexist bully.

Not exact matches

Children are more vulnerable to cyber-bullying, which reflects the wider toxic culture of sexist, racist and homophobic bullying on the internet.

«When someone uses racist or sexist slurs to indicate their political disagreement, I think it is fair to call that out as racist, sexist, or bigoted and say that myself and my colleagues won't be bullied or intimidated by that,» Hamilton said in a statement to the Voice.

Fighting the tide of amateurish, sexist and vaguely bullying humor is sweet - faced Morena Baccarin as the ex-flame, smiling / flirting with admirable obliviousness to the ineptitude around her.

The principal, who is known across the land for his bullying, sexist, anti-union tirades, appears unwilling to live by the rules that apply to everyone else.

Eskelsen Garcia, the NEA president, on Monday called Trump a «racist, sexist, hypocritical, egotistical thin - skinned bully» who is not fit for the White House.

Besides the increase in bullying based on race and ethnicity, Villenas finds it particularly troubling that students continue to report hearing school staff members make remarks that are sexist (21 %), homophobic (15 %), racist (14 %), or otherwise negative relating to students» gender expression (26 %), academic ability (23 %) or religion (14 %).

Maybe it is because they don't think it is inappropriate use social media for personal matters during school hours matter or they simply aren't offended by his racist, sexist, bullying.