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What Not To Do When a Woman Runs for President » Sociological Images Woman Running, Running Women, Hip Hop Videos, Racial Equality, Running For President, Pro Choice, I Care, Mental Health Awareness, Sociology

Racial Equality

Running For President

Mental Health Awareness

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Across all academic fields -- STEM, humanities, and social sciences -- white and Asian men are found disproportionately in those believed to require "brilliance," whereas women and black and Latino men are more likely to pursue degrees that are believed to require hard work. Social Science Project, Department Of Sociology, Latino Men, University Of Minnesota, Asian Men, Hard Work, Ceilings, Tapestries, Feminism

Social Science Project

Department Of Sociology

University Of Minnesota

Across all academic fields -- STEM, humanities, and social sciences -- white and Asian men are found disproportionately in those believed to require "brilliance," whereas women and black and Latino men are more likely to pursue degrees that are believed to require hard work.

Across all academic fields -- STEM, humanities, and social sciences -- white and Asian men are found disproportionately in those believed to require "brilliance," whereas women and black and Latino men are more likely to pursue degrees that are believed to require hard work. My Brilliant Career, Mathematics, Astronomy, Fields, Physics

My Brilliant Career

Across all academic fields -- STEM, humanities, and social sciences -- white and Asian men are found disproportionately in those believed to require "brilliance," whereas women and black and Latino men are more likely to pursue degrees that are believed to require hard work.

Even in female-dominated occupations, men out-earn comparable women... Sociology Class, Registered Nurses, Gender Issues, Male Nurse, Reproductive Rights, Pediatrics

Sociology Class

Registered Nurses

Reproductive Rights

Even in female-dominated occupations, men out-earn comparable women...

Students are more likely to think that their male than female professors are geniuses. Rate My Professor, Employee Performance Review, Physics And Mathematics, Gender Studies, Information Graphics, Political Science

Rate My Professor

Employee Performance Review

Physics And Mathematics

Information Graphics

Political Science

Students are more likely to think that their male than female professors are geniuses.

Students are more likely to think that their male than female professors are geniuses.

Students are more likely to think that their male than female professors are geniuses.

What American Women Do For Work: Forty years ago, only 1 in 3 American workers was a woman. Today, it's 1 in 2. You know this already. But it raises interesting, subtler questions: What jobs did all those women get? And how did the gender breakdown change by industry over the past 40 years? This graph answers those questions. Gender Examples, Industry Sectors, Creative Teaching, Working Woman, Women In History, American Women, Social Justice

Gender Examples

Industry Sectors

Creative Teaching

Women In History

What American Women Do For Work: Forty years ago, only 1 in 3 American workers was a woman. Today, it's 1 in 2. You know this already. But it raises interesting, subtler questions: What jobs did all those women get? And how did the gender breakdown change by industry over the past 40 years? This graph answers those questions.

Female MBA graduates are offered less money than men even in the same industries. Wage Gap Myth, Ways To Manage Stress, Reduce Stress, Effects Of Stress, Juice Plus, Career Coach, Dry Shampoo, Stress Management, Study Tips

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Effects Of Stress

Stress Management

Female MBA graduates are offered less money than men even in the same industries.

"Jill Abramson mattered at the New York Times not just because she was good at her job, or because she was apparently good for women at her job, but because she seeming didn't have to stop being Jill Abramson to be there.... And now, none of us are sure if that's still true." Martha Maccallum, Time Out Magazine, Vice News, Gloria Steinem, Body Image, New York Times

Martha Maccallum

Time Out Magazine

"Jill Abramson mattered at the New York Times not just because she was good at her job, or because she was apparently good for women at her job, but because she seeming didn't have to stop being Jill Abramson to be there.... And now, none of us are sure if that's still true."

There are more men on corporate boards named John, Robert, William or James than there are women on boards altogether Robert Williams, Personal Identity, Self Empowerment, Guy Names, New Day, Raising, Workplace

Robert Williams

Personal Identity

Self Empowerment

There are more men on corporate boards named John, Robert, William or James than there are women on boards altogether

Hillary Rodham Clinton’s references to being a grandmother and speeches focused on women reflect a departure from her 2008 presidential campaign strategy. Hillary Rodham Clinton, Glass Ceiling, Ny Times, Normcore, People, Campaign, Communication

Hillary Rodham Clinton

Hillary Rodham Clinton’s references to being a grandmother and speeches focused on women reflect a departure from her 2008 presidential campaign strategy.