Sentence examples for institutional misogyny from inspiring English sources
It's institutional misogyny".
It's gussied up with a feminist ribcage – both of our mismatched crime-fighters are battling institutional misogyny – then accessorised accordingly.
Violence against women is an underrated offence that exposes at best a failure to understand, and at its worst, the enduring nature of institutional misogyny.
That top-tier conductors are almost always men is less an indication of institutional misogyny — though that certainly exists — than an inevitable consequence of the play-acting ritual: because the canonical composers are entirely male, so are their stand-ins.
By the time Francis Crick, James Watson and Maurice Wilkins got Nobels for their research on the subject, Franklin was dead, killed by ovarian cancer at 37. Ziegler's play is clear on the sexist sniggers and institutional misogyny: women were not allowed to use the senior common room at King's College London.
Discussions of sex are taboo at home and in the mosque, so some learn about it from pornography, about misogyny from rap music and come to view white women as fair game (though the report also suggests Pakistani girls were abused, and that this was hushed up).In Rotherham, this ethnic misogyny then ran up against the institutional misogyny of the police and the mostly white council.
It has reminded us all of the value of naming and shaming – naming the girls to remind the world that they are human beings, and shaming terrorists, Nigeria's incompetent government, and the structural and institutional racism and misogyny that allowed an atrocity of this magnitude to go unnoticed two weeks and unresolved for over three.
That misogyny is an institutional reality in a field that prides itself on its forward-thinking worldview makes up only half of the absurdity highlighted by Titstare.
Yet, he embodies the truth of our predicament: That we haven't got rid of xenophobia, bigotry, racism, Islamophobia, patriarchy or misogyny and that its still present in other acceptable forms (i.e. institutional patriarchy, misogyny racism).
And, unlike pop culture, religious misogyny that inculcates children with a disrespect for women's words is tied to institutional power in ways that mean women continue to be impoverished and die, including because women are denied access to safe, legal abortions when they need them.
