Sentence examples for shared gender from inspiring English sources

And that they voted based on issues and party, not based on shared gender.

Apparently my shared gender and initials with Ms Kardashian meant the TV reality star and I were one and the same, never mind what policies or experience or qualifications I brought to the job of MP, minister and premier.

The prolonged contact, shared gender oppression, and common mission made for a unique intellectual collective that not only fostered action but also theory.

"They described them as poor role models; they felt no ability to identify with them on the basis of shared gender," she says.

These results support the notion that being engaged in 'doing gender' means being involved in gender assessment (West and Zimmerman 1987, p. 136) and anticipating penalties or backlash effects for not acting in appropriateness with shared gender stereotypes (Heilman and Parks-Stamm 2007; Rudman and Phelan 2007).

While an 'other' in terms of marital status, an apparent solidarity had been created though our shared gender.

Some of the ties that seem to be effective for building a mentoring relationship are: sharing gender or ethnicity; growing up in similar circumstances (in a big city or in a rural area, in a poor family, in the suburbs, from the same geographical region); or working in the same research field.

The Independent and Buzzfeed's UK branches are the only major news organisations not to share gender pay figures, since both fell below 250 employees and figures were not offered voluntarily.

Strong men aren't afraid to help share gender roles, like vacuuming the house, cooking a meal (other than just on the BBQ), cleaning the dishes, or helping out playing "soccer dad".

"I thought about what advice I'd give to my sister if she were starting a startup," Livingston said, adding that she had had second thoughts about sharing gender-specific advice in a public forum.

First, we tested for qualitative gender differences, (i.e. whether the identity of the causal genes and environments were the same in men and women), by comparing correlations within same-gender and opposite-gender DZ pairs (because the only factor that is differentially shared is gender).