Sentence examples for make sexism from inspiring English sources

Of course many people will argue that, as president, Blatter can use his power to make sexism go away tomorrow.

The report also found that while new safeguards had made sexism and abuse far less frequent than they were in the 1970s, the culture of fear which stopped employees speaking out had actually got worse.

If you believe that you should have the freedom to pursue happiness within your rights, it's only sensible to believe in that freedom for everyone, and that means making sexism your problem too, even if it never seemed like it was.

South Korea finally has its first female president, but women's groups fear she's only made sexism worse.

We all make mistakes: sexism has its hooks deep inside all of us.

Hashtags such as #solidarityisforwhitewomen, created by Mikki Kendall, and #yesallwomen, created by user @gildedspine, have been enormously effective at making sure sexism and racism, including within the left, can no longer be ignored – at least, not if you spend as much time online as the authors of this piece do.

What was especially frustrating to Clinton supporters, however, was that her position as the one and only woman in the race made this sexism harder to call out — because sexist criticism of Clinton could easily be ascribed to her flaws as an individual, without taking into account the gender biases that influence public perception.

Before Anita had even made a single actual video criticizing sexism in games she got death and rape threats just for proposing to make videos criticizing sexism in games.

He says: "It's important to note that things we might traditionally view as feminism or sexism make up only a small part of what we talk about.

A similar stasis seems to arise from Lacanian feminism at least to the extent that it can make solutions to sexism seem overwhelmingly difficult.

You can't just wave a magic wand and make all the sexism vanish.