The phrase "a more gender" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "We need to create a more gender-inclusive environment in our workplace."
Alternatives: "a more inclusive gender" or "a more equitable gender".
And so the pornographic universe becomes a place of homosocial solace, a refuge from the harsh reality of a more gender equitable world than has ever existed.
In case anyone needs a reminder that a more gender balanced ratio is achievable, consider that VIDA has expanded its efforts to look at smaller publications.
For example, when we found in our Rwanda VSLA programming that the impact of VSLAs on gender based violence was not as much as we hoped, we developed a more gender sensitive VSLA manual to ensure that men are engaged throughout the process.
Sister Johnson was president of the Catholic Theological Society in the mid-1990s when she joined a highly publicized battle to change the language in the Catholic Bible and other prayer texts to reflect a more "gender neutral" sensibility — using words like "humans" and "our parent" in place of "men" and "our father".
The former makes mothers to prefer a more gender traditionalistic view while the latter makes mothers to prefer egalitarian views.
In the US, the SPARK movement against the sexualisation of girls and young women gathered more than 50,000 signatures in a petition calling on Lego to change its marketing strategy to a more gender neutral approach.
"Displacement creates new opportunities for a more gender-equitable society".
The world is moving in a more gender-equal direction, based on these measures.
Accordingly, societies are trying to move towards a more gender-balanced environment.
"When we see our male CEOs taking off a day to care for a sick child, then we will be working in a more gender-equal workplace – and a more gender-equal world".
A more gender-equal world would result in solving many of the current problems, including poverty, conflict and terrorism.
