The University and College Union (UCU) has published research today which reveals a persistent gender pay gap at all levels in universities.
For instance, students' assessments of individual teachers show persistent gender bias, and the item on assessment and feedback hardly ever changes, whatever the context.
But she still suffered from what one expert describes as "the cosmic toothache" that plagues people with severe, persistent gender dysphoria.
Women are effectively working for free from 9 November, Equal Pay Day, until the end of the year, because of the persistent gender pay gap in Britain.
The issue of whom editors – also primarily men, feel more comfortable either soliciting work from or responding to is central to this persistent gender imbalance in storytelling.
My Sunday column is from Davos and uses Sheryl Sandberg's forthcoming book to look at the persistent gender gap in the US and around the world.
Robert Shapiro and Harpreet Mahajan have documented persistent gender differences in policy preferences and R. Michael Alvarez and Edward J. McCaffery more specific gender differences in fiscal preferences.
Researchers have urged world leaders to tackle resulting problems by developing policies targeting non-standard work and job polarisation; persistent gender gaps; and high wealth concentration.
But for those with severe, persistent gender dysphoria, gender reassignment surgery is "a medically necessary intervention to end lifelong suffering," said Dr. Ettner, the Illinois psychologist, who co-edited "Principles of Transgender Medicine and Surgery".
O'Keeffe (1887-1986) spent much of her career (which spanned the best part of the 20th century, from 1916 to the late 70s) rallying against the persistent gender divide in the avant-garde art world.
Despite the persistent gender gap in opinion polls and mounting criticism of their hostility to women's rights, Republicans are not backing off their assault on women's equality and well-being.
