Sentence examples for regular sexism from inspiring English sources

She has now told the Times that she encountered racism in every Ukip branch she visited, as well as regular sexism.

Women aged 18-34 are most likely to encounter regular sexism, with 30% facing it weekly in the workplace and 24% in the street. How frequently do you look at (any) social networks?

If you didn't have the money to keep up – which not only skews sports fans to the upper class, but also white and male – and not if you weren't willing to tolerate Simmons's regular casual sexism.

In an excerpt of the book published in the Guardian this weekend, Laura writes of the moment she realised how many women were experiencing regular instances of sexism as a daily occurrence: To my surprise, every woman I spoke to had a story.

Just weeks after calling out President Obama over his handling of the oil spill, Matthews — who ferociously backed Obama during the 2008 Democratic primary and faced regular accusations of sexism for his commentary on Hillary Clinton — has come out praising Clinton for her trailblazing role in politics.

A secondary school form tutor wrote to Everyday Sexism describing the regular harassment and assault he witnessed in the school environment.

And in its early days, the Lad Bible was often accused of sexism, a claim strengthened by regular features including the now retired Bumday Mondays and Cleavage Tuesdays.

Hinson, who worked at Yosemite from 1993 to 2001, said it was difficult for qualified women to get the jobs and promotions they deserved, and that once they held positions, they faced sexism and harassment on a regular basis.

"Dealing with sexism in science has been a regular thing for me over the past 13 years.

If television is to become your regular gig, appearance, too, is important and, sadly, sexism still reigns supreme here.

For women, life at work is closely associated with sexism -- in other words, the regular daily crimes of bullying and sexual transgressions are forever in full swing.