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They speak about different gender roles in conflict, not only in Maidan, and not only in Ukraine.
To find out, let's start by looking at something on which men and women really do differ and plotting some psychological gender differences on the same scale.
Now let's look at what some psychological gender differences look like on the same standardized scale.
It's worth bearing in mind that this difference and the next one I'll show you are pretty much the biggest psychological gender differences ever discovered in psychology.
And again, if it was 50 percent, that would represent complete gender equality.
Since that first study, the same thing has been established across gender, race, age, and a huge range of occupations, though it may be more prevalent and disproportionately affect the experiences of underrepresented or disadvantaged groups.
To get past the gender issues of the time, I set up my own software house at one of the first such startups in Britain.
So she had no problem with a gender blending whatsoever.
MR: My thesis in this book is that there are seven billion people in the world, and actually, seven billion unique ways to express one's gender.
And while people may have the genitals of a male or a female, the genitals don't determine your gender or even really your sexual identity.
That's just a matter of anatomy and reproductive tracts, and people could choose whatever gender they want if they weren't forced by society into categories of either male or female the way South Africa used to force people into categories of black or white.
The reality is a gender fluidity that crosses the entire continuum from male to female.
I would say in some ways I change my gender about as often as I change my hairstyle.
Bias can be about race, it can be about gender.
There's this really famous experiment in the space of unconscious bias and that's in the space of gender in the 1970s and 1980s.
Also, don't forget, we are reading the book module for next week's focus on gender.
No one ever thinks of us as human because we are more ghost than flesh, because people fear that my gender expression is a trick, that it exists to be perverse, that it ensnares them without their consent, that my body is a feast for their eyes and hands and once they have fed off my queer, they'll regurgitate all the parts they did not like.
Have you ever been mistaken for the wrong gender?
But, despite my best efforts to be seen as the gender I am, it still happens.
I have passionate opinions about gender equality, but I worry that to freely accept the label of "feminist," would not be fair to good feminists.
We are people with different bodies, gender expressions, faiths, sexualities, class backgrounds, abilities, and so much more.
The tabloid press made the story about gender.
Malawi is one of the poorest countries, very poor, where gender equality is questionable.
If someone describes themselves as gender queer to you, you can say "gender queer."
I was never taught that God judged differently based on gender.
This crime knows no age, gender or socioeconomic barrier.
Eight months ago, under the visionary leadership of Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, head of UN Women, we launched a groundbreaking initiative called HeForShe, inviting men and boys from around the world to stand in solidarity with each other and with women, to create a shared vision for gender equality.
It's moving us towards an inflection point for gender equality.
In our current population, HeForShe is about moving the 3.2 billion men, one man at a time, across that line, so that ultimately, men can stand alongside women and be on the right side of history, making gender equality a reality in the 21st century.
If women and men are part of a greater whole, as Einstein suggests, it is my hope that HeForShe can help free us to realize that it is not our gender that defines us, but ultimately, our shared humanity.
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