Gender & Women's Studies. What Is Your Personal Guiding Philosophy In Life? What Is The Most Important Factor In Explaining The Increasing Gender Gap In College Completion?

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Gender Womens Studies : What Is Your Personal Guiding Philosophy In Life

What is your personal guiding philosophy in life and would you recommend it to others? I mean what do you consider UNIQUE to you, what defines you, leaving aside ideology and politics. ~~~ celtish ~~~

Gender Womens Studies : What Is The Most Important Factor In Explaining The Increasing Gender Gap In College Completion

In 1972, the . Department of Education passed Title IX, which intended to redress gender inequality in schools. Men and women reached parity with respect to college graduation in 1982. Since then, women have overtaken men - in 2004 women earned 58% of Bachelors degrees awarded in the United States. What specific factor(s) have led to this dramatic change? Opinions are fine, but if you can actually provide some evidence to support your answer, that would be even better. ~~~ c'mon, cliffy ~~~

Gender Womens Studies : How Do I Get Men To Stop Leering And Attempting Inappropriate Contact With Me At Work

Have given many warnings. Reported this to the supervisor. She justs ignores it and is always acting like one of the guys so they will accept her. I am at my wits end. ~~~ cam ward ~~~

Gender Womens Studies : What Do You Of The Ways In Which The Disbabled Population Have Been Rallying To Be Treated The Same As Others

There is a movement meant to quash the stereotype and the negative ways in which disabled people have been viewed and or treated in our society. I think that we should all be treated in an equal way. I am just worried that this group will be subjected to the same abuse feminists are by males. Stating that they are should be rallying for ablebodied rights as well. Opinion please? ~~~ John ~~~

Gender Womens Studies : What If We Handed The Keys To Parliament To Women

What if only women ran the world? What kind of world would we develop over time? One consideration coming out of Davos Switzerland this week is for more focus on ensuring more of the worlds women receive adequate education. There are many reasons why a country would benefit with its women folk more educated. The people at Davos suggested that educated women have less children which would produce an immediate benefit to "surging, out- of-control populations". They also said that women have a unique voice to add to politics, and a moderating touch in decision making. What say you? ~~~ screaming monk ~~~