Well-intention is not enough to fight sexism at the office
Well-intention is not enough to fight sexism at the workplace. “Even well-intentioned men are likely to respond to sexist workplace
Why marketing is (still) sexist and how to fix it
Good girl. Girlboss. Flawless model. Perfect mother. Organiser. Wonder Woman. Family rock. Feminist go-getter. Brands profit by telling women who
Why can’t women athletes wear what they want?
What does “improper clothing” in sports mean? For the European Handball Federation it means that women athletes must wear bikini-style
Pop culture against sexist labels – a Unilever campaign with good intentions
Pop culture’s widespread popularity can be also used as a tool by brands looking to boost their relevance and reach
‘I am not an easy man’: a fresh French movie to watch tonight
Even though we are well aware that browsing through the video streaming platforms to find what to watch is (more)
Apple’s newly hired executive fired over sexist book
Apple parted ways with Antonio Garcia Martinez, a former Facebook executive who recently joined the iPhone maker, after his hiring
Ursula von der Leyen recognises sexism
Three weeks after the incident in Ankara, where the President of the European Commission was embarrassingly left standing by two
Hate speech against Finland’s women-led government
When the young and female leadership of the Cabinet of Ministers of Finland, led by Prime Minister Sanna Marin, came
Quiz time! Try this fast one to test your sexism levels!
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Do you also find this article by ‘The Economist’ terribly sexist?
I started the Sunday reading by checking my newsfeed: as I follow ‘The Economist’, I got the suggestion for this