Sentence examples for gender kicks from inspiring English sources
This week, HeForShe, the United Nations campaign aimed at engaging men in the battle for gender equality, kicks off its #GetFree tour, visiting universities and talking to students about the issue.
Such answers also highlight another problem: even by the age of seven gender stereotyping has kicked in.
Kids on the Edge, the first of three docs following the work of the Tavistock and Portman Gender Identity Development Service clinic, kicked off with some worrying statistics and a couple of troubled children.
Patti kicked gender in the balls.
Speaking at the summit, Trudeau reaffirmed his support for gender equality when he kicked off an hour-long discussion punctuated by repeated cheers and applause.
It was then that she found herself at the center of a controversy about sports and gender: she'd been kicked off a boys' basketball team for being too good.
Margaret Burbidge once told me that being denied on the basis of merit was disappointing, but being denied on the basis of gender felt like a kick in the stomach.
The folks at BuzzFeed decided to kick these gender standards in the virtual face by having guys say "I love you" to their friends for the first time, on camera.
Science's gender-filtration mechanisms kick in as soon as a potential young scientist enters college and continue at every level.
Some 49percentt of women think gender bias is alive and kicking; only 28percentt of men do.
