Posts Tagged ‘Segregation’
Sunday, November 13th, 2011
Women who thought Israel's battle for gender equality was mostly won warn of a new assault from the fast-growing ultra-Orthodox, seeking to expand religious-based segregation into the public realm. When public buses rumble to a stop in some of Jerusalem's religious neighborhoods, women often dutifully enter by the rear door and sit in the back, leaving the front for men.
Tags: Feminists, Flex, Gender Equality, Israel, Israel Women, Jerusalem, Muscle Women, Public Buses, Segregation
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Sunday, November 13th, 2011
Women who thought Israel's battle for gender equality was mostly won warn of a new assault from the fast-growing ultra-Orthodox, seeking to expand religious-based segregation into the public realm. When public buses rumble to a stop in some of Jerusalem's religious neighborhoods, women often dutifully enter by the rear door and sit in the back, leaving the front for men.
Tags: Feminists, Flex, Gender Equality, Israel, Israel Women, Jerusalem, Muscle Women, Public Buses, Segregation
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Monday, August 31st, 2009
Having set a world record, 18-year-old South African runner Caster Semenya is being subjected to extensive “gender testing.” Misrepresentations of intersex notwithstanding, this controversy has brought the idea of non-binary gender to MSNBC, the AP , and NPR and The Nation Magazine. What do you think can be done with our current binary-gender/sex-based sports segregation to achieve fair competition? For instance, David Zirin suggests on NPR separation by muscle mass or weight class.
Tags: Caster, Controversy, David Zirin, Gender Sex, Intersex, Misrepresentations, Msnbc, Muscle Mass, Nation Magazine, Npr, Segregation, Sports, Weight Class, World Record
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