
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Thinks Sexism Is To Blame For Presidential Election Results
And yet, the Notorious RBG is still hopeful for gender equality in government in the future.
And yet, the Notorious RBG is still hopeful for gender equality in government in the future.
How to combat the biases and stereotypes that can hold women back in the workplace.
Those who’ve adopted legal-specific systems are seeing big benefits.
Notes to my (legal) self.
There is so much one can learn about academia from watching the subtle (and not-so subtle) sexism in this movie.
Ugh. Have you ever experienced anything like this?
This is disgusting.
Adoption of Chrometa represents more than a technological upgrade; it reflects a professional philosophy that values accuracy, transparency, and efficiency.
This is utterly depressing.
No, a partner shouldn't be critiquing your work in front of you with a raging boner.
We owe it to ourselves and future generations to stop this from continuing to happen.
When you see inappropriate things happening to women in your workplace, say something.
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Have you experienced sexism or sexual harassment during your legal career?
Recognizing implicit bias, while only one step, leads to the later steps of deconstructing stereotypes and rebuilding their subjects.
Unlocking our potential requires us not to fictitiously choose a portion of who we are. Each part of our identity is integral, indivisible, and inextricable.
The more we educate our male colleagues and give them tools to avoid sexist behavior, the closer we will get to changing gender expectations for women in the practice of law.
Women become sandwiched between the rock of the family and the hard place of the career, and career is easier to relinquish than family.