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Actually, organizing markets in a way that they favour one gender over another is an instance of sexist bias.
by fhars 14y ago
Actually, organizing markets in a way that they favour one gender over another is an instance of sexist bias.
- ivanmilles 14y agoAn excellent example of structural discrimination - one group both organizes and controls the perception of value in a field. It becomes hard to unless you support the structure - hence women who are forced to act on male terms. "Karen's alright, she's like one of the guys." Such a structure becomes "sex inclusive" (accepting biological men and women who act masculinely) and not "gender inclusive" (accepting biological men and women who act masculinely or femininely).
- bromang 14y agobut perhaps there are reasons other than sexist bias for organization that favours one sex over another.