Sentence examples for historical gender from inspiring English sources
The idea of Hillary is winning, a grand historical gender bender: first lady upgrading to president.
Does that mean that O-level style end-of-year examinations are fairer because the historical gender gap is smaller?
Especially in matters linguistic, Mr. Druon was known as a cultural conservative who argued against relaxing the historical gender assignments given to all French nouns.
Some eyebrows have been raised by the fact that the new Globe season does not feature a play by a female writer, at a time when there is renewed scrutiny of the historical gender imbalance in British theatre.
The studies presented here show that women confront greater obstacles than men in academic careers--for reasons of biology, sociology, economics, historical gender roles, and academic culture.
Studies show historical gender gap in violence is shrinking.
"30 Americans" is celebrating 30 years of art by African Americans, focusing on issues of racial, political, historical and gender identity.
Trauma informed care environments are guided by six key principles: safety, trustworthiness and transparency, peer support, collaboration and mutuality; empowerment, voice, and choice; and cultural, historical, and gender issues.
For example, in her queer studies-based article, "Historical Romance, Gender and Heterosexuality", Lisa Fletcher argues that The French Lieutenant's Woman, by relying on a "good love story" as the central means of representing the past, projects a contemporary hetero-normative sexuality on the history of Victorian England.
It can possibly be answered if historical regional gender specific birth statistics and regional consumption statistics were available and could be linked appropriately.
However, Trump's observation only works if you completely ignore socio-historical context, gender inequality and the fact that a comedian or chatshow host mocking your barnet is different to a fellow political candidate announcing that your "persona" is too ugly to vote for.
