Sentence examples for damaging gender from inspiring English sources

In this show, your subjects include female genital mutilation, and damaging gender stereotypes in advertising and the media.

Rather, the real menace is the damaging gender stereotypes they are built upon and serve to reproduce.

Caitlyn Jenner's highly choreographed emergence has precipitated an important national conversation about transgender issues, but it has also led to a useful discussion about the stereotyping of age, the valorization of a certain form of beauty, and the perpetuation of damaging gender norms.

Other comments suggest such initiatives cause damaging gender confusion.

Of course it's easy to fall into damaging gender stereotypes when discussing mental illness -- especially since disorders like anxiety have historically been associated with the image of the "hysterical" woman.

The media and audiences have grown more aware that our tendency to tear public women to shreds is unfair, sexist, damaging to gender equality.  .

The BBC's groundbreaking trilogy of films, A Change of Sex, first screened in 1980, seriously damaged the Gender Identity Clinic's reputation, demonstrating (as this site puts it) the "arrogance" of the psychiatrists working with Julia Grant, at a time when certain 'feminists' were launching searing attacks not just on male-to-female transsexuals but also those providing their services.

She argues that the skills necessary for the authentic self to be realized can be damaged by gender socialization.

They all talk about the damage gender-biased stigma has done to their self-esteem.

They are damaging to civilization, gender equality and human rights.

Benevolent sexism represents evaluations of gender that may appear subjectively positive (subjective to the person who is evaluating), but are actually damaging to people and gender equality more broadly (e.g., the ideas that women need to be protected by men)." The danger of benevolent sexism is that it seems harmless – even feminist – at times.