Sentence examples for gender argument from inspiring English sources

Still, the gender argument raged as Auriemma's Huskies bore down on the 88-game run by John Wooden's U.C.L.A. teams.

I'm done with the 'we just need to focus on the best regardless of gender' argument – Petrenko's remarks illustrate that this is very far from being a level playing field and feminism remains an issue".

Beyond the obvious gender argument, what we've got here is a culture clash: Wall Street expects deference, Madison Avenue expects reverence.

Yet Lewinsky's insistence that the relationship had been mutually consensual complicated simplistic gender arguments.

The gender equality argument has been won, and won decisively.

Not unlike Brian De Palma, another filmmaker who likes to skirt the boundaries of good taste, Verhoeven has inspired no shortage of gender-based arguments over the years: Whether his female characters are misogynist constructs or avatars of empowerment is a topic open to continual debate and reappraisal.

And even with all doubts dispelled about the singer's identity, "Woman" is a fascinating exercise in musical gender bending, an argument about sex and sex roles in contemporary pop, waged in dulcet tones.

Transgender women are sometimes accused of "enforcing the gender binary", an argument that feminist and trans activist Julia Serano points out is "cut from the same cloth as the arguments that gays and lesbians are merely looking for an alternative lifestyle, or that bisexuals are merely sex-crazed or sexually confused".

Although contemporary Progressive reformers applauded the decision as a victory in the battle for improved working conditions for women, some equal rights feminists recognized that the decision offered protection by reinforcing gender stereotypes, an argument that would ultimately restrict the economic opportunities available to women.

These separate models by gender support the argument for intersectional approach where multiple vulnerabilities may influence information seeking or avoiding behavior.

While the core of this framework is on partner violence being gender symmetric, an argument that stems from the idea that behaviors of both males and females reflect that of their larger culture's endorsement of violence, these general attitudes about the acceptability or non-acceptability of violent behaviors can influence the justification of partner violence in subtle ways.