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Tag Archives: Gender equality
Uni-Lad Culture – still going on, but a challenge at last!
I hope this short post will be the re-kindling of my efforts to write a regular article; sorry to those followers who have missed my missives. On Monday this week, The Times published an article entitled “Crisis on campus: the … Continue reading
Posted in gender equality, Sexism
Tagged Gender equality, lad culture, rugby, sexism, universities
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Women in Sport – and the workplace too!
There has been much publicity surrounding the centenary of the football match that interrupted fighting in the trenches during WW1. Indeed, Sainsbury’s have used the story in its Christmas advertising. I was intrigued by a news story last week that … Continue reading
Political Leaders and Feminism – an uneasy relationship
Wearing a t-shirt that says “This is what a true feminist looks like” is relatively easy, but being a true feminist is more demanding. Perhaps there ought to be a test to determine whether you are or not, before wearing … Continue reading
Everyday Sexism – university campus misogyny
Having read the article in this week’s Guardian by Sally Williams entitled “Campus nightmare: female students on the rise of sexual harassment” I began to look at other article about gender inequality in the UK university system. I found another … Continue reading
Posted in gender equality, inequality, Sexism, teenage sexism, Uncategorized
Tagged Facebook, Gender equality, misogyny, sexism, Spotted, university
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A small step for Lego – or a new management style
I was reading an article today entitled “Lego addresses gender gap with female scientist range”. Lego is introducing a new set, to include a chemist, an astronomer and a palaeontologist, all women. WOW! The Danish toymaker has launched the female … Continue reading
Your Family Name – following the mother or the father?
One of my new LinkedIn contacts Stephen Morley, Sports Development Officer at Cambridge City Council posted this question on the Beyond Diversity group on LinkedIn. He stated. “For a long time I have felt that a major inequalities is how woman … Continue reading
Posted in beyond diversity, community, gender equality, inequality, Sexism
Tagged cultural difference, France, Gender equality, Husband, Married names, Norway, Wife
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Business Networking – another male domaine
Last week, I popped in to a local business network event to find thirteen men and one woman, which from my experience is not an unusual gender split at such groups; I do, however, find it quite disappointing. The room … Continue reading
Equality in Tourism – why gender matters?
This is the opening page of a new organisation’s website. Equality In Tourism needs and deserves our support, especially if you are involved in tourism. The concept of gender discrimination and how it affects women has now been recognised and … Continue reading