Sentence examples for gendered positions from inspiring English sources

To summarize the theoretical framework of our study, we view gender as "a multilevel system" (Correll et al. 2007, p. 4) characterized by gendered individuals inhabiting gendered positions in society and shaping their everyday interactions in those positions in accordance with the gendered expectations.

Being British, I'm allowing for a lil' bit of that fear of offense coming as a result of that -- but really, it's entrenched in the way we talk about gendered positions online.

The theme 'altering gendered positions and stance to life' represents experiences of progression in the young women's ability to handle and manage difficult stress situations.

The theme 'altering gendered positions and stance to life' highlights how participants used their released vitality and self-reliance to explore new ways to handle stressors in life.

Youth researchers such as Sveningsson Elm [ 71] and Oinas and Collander [ 72] argue that girls need and benefit from these safe places or 'girl rooms', where they can try out and challenge their social and gendered positions.

This section focuses on male anti-violence advocates' articulations of their own gendered positions and practices, while a later section of the paper addresses the field's use of 'real men' in seeking to engage other men.

Mosque attendance and membership of women's Islamic groups are acknowledged to empower women; women become visible in public and religious arenas, and they gain more influence and social capital by becoming more 'religious' and are better able to negotiate their gendered position within social and institutional arenas (Nageeb 2007, Badru and Sackey 2013, Katz 2014, Obadare 2016).

(Chef is not a gendered position). Crenn's sharp, abstract dishes are exactly the kind of cooking that the World's 50 Best honors.

Women identified as maditra justified their involvement with multiple partners by referring to women's unequal gendered position in society.

UN resolution 1325 called for more women in decision-making positions, a gendered perspective to be "mainstreamed" across peacekeeping and for more women like Mehrotra to participate in field operations in military roles as police and as human rights observers.

Generally, parents' gendered life was not decisive for a person's own gendered life, and adulthood gender position ruled out the impact of childhood gender experience on self-reported mental ill-health.