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History of Feminism

redqueen

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3. It would go a long way toward diversifying the workplace.

Reply to sufrommich (Reply #1)

Mon Jun 2, 2014, 06:00 PM

Jun 2014

People really don't realize how significant a role unconscious bias plays in our decisions. I'm sure hardly any of the judges would describe themselves as a sexist or misogynist or claim that men were better than women. But the bias was there, regardless. It's the same with racism, ageism, etc.

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Orchestrating Impartiality: The Impact of "Blind" Auditions on Female Musicians [View all] redqueen Jun 2014 OP

It's nice to see an occupation attempt to "right" the sufrommich Jun 2014 #1

It would go a long way toward diversifying the workplace. redqueen Jun 2014 #3

Wow -- those are amazing stats theHandpuppet Jun 2014 #2

Forwarding this to my daughter. progressoid Jun 2014 #4

Bear with me ,please. : ) Leme Jun 2014 #5

I'm a professional violinist. . . daligirl519 Jun 2014 #6

k and r-knew this a long time ago, but it is very good to bring it to everyone's attention. niyad Jun 2014 #7

Blind submissions to scientific symposia have also increased the number of femaie authors n/t eridani Jun 2014 #8