Sentence examples for experience gender from inspiring English sources

Why? Women experience gender inequality vastly more frequently than men.

Q. Did you experience gender bias when you were a student? A. I didn't have children.

In these tournaments, three judges are randomly assigned to each debate (with some controls to ensure each panel has a mixture of experience, gender and so on).

Bernard Reed, co­-founder of the Gender, Identity, Research and Education Society GIRESS) explains that around one in 100 people experience gender variance and the number who are willing to reveal this is growing at 20% a year.

(And these studies, which relied on data from Dutch and Canadian research teams, looked only at children who were referred to a clinic for gender issues — presumably, many more kids experience gender dysphoria in some measure).

At the Future of StoryTelling Festival, or FoST Fest, participants who pay $75 for various interactive experiences will have three hours to join a flock of birds following a mother bird; tap into their five senses to experience gender fluidity; or watch "Riot," a film that uses facial recognition to take users on a journey through a violent protest.

During peace and conflict, women and girls with disabilities are more likely to experience gender-based violence but are less likely to be able to escape, speak up, to be believed, or to access services.

Women are also more likely to experience gender-related prejudice and discrimination in the labor market than men, resulting in lower levels of socioeconomic adaptation (Aure, 2013; Gauthier, 2016; Guo, 2009).

Only 36percentt of American women, who are far more likely to experience gender-based harassment online, agree with this view.

Studies indicate two out of every three women in Bangladesh experience gender-based violence in their lifetimes, and more than one third of men believe hitting their wife is justified in certain circumstances.

Women and girls who experience gender-based violence have had their basic human rights violated and are at increased risk of a myriad of other sexual and reproductive health threats, including unintended pregnancy, unsafe abortion, and sexually transmitted diseases.