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Sexism kept women out of medicine and law for centuries. It's only very recently that this has changed. Women were not even admitted to Harvard Law School until
by beat 8y ago
Sexism kept women out of medicine and law for centuries. It's only very recently that this has changed. Women were not even admitted to Harvard Law School until 1950.
I do think there's a universal component, though, as sexism is seen across virtually all cultures.
- camelite 8y ago> Sexism kept women out of medicine and law for centuries. Have you noticed how this is inconsistent with your prestige argument?
- naasking 8y ago> Sexism kept women out of medicine and law for centuries. It's only very recently that this has changed. Women were not even admitted to Harvard Law School until 1950. You're equivocating. You know very well that the type of sexism that kept women from working in virtually all professions, including law and medicine, is not the type of sexism we're discussing now.