By Maya Opendak
The recent MarketWatch article provides a much-needed reminder of the
difficulties that women face in the workplace as a direct result of
the simple physiology that distinguishes us from our male colleagues.
The article describes a rise on pregnancy related discrimination amid
drops in racial and sexual harassment and suggests mostly formal steps
in preventing the often difficult […]
Posted on November 18th, 2007 by Maya Opendak
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Gay.com reports that a new poll shows overwhelming support for passing the ENDA than not, despite its non-inclusiveness. Is it a Hobson’s choice? Or is it as skeptical as we can get in a current democratic setup where the further marginalized hope for the marginalized to get the access because thats the sad story of […]
Posted on November 6th, 2007 by Saswat Pattanayak
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Should bathrooms be intimidating? Rather, the question is, are they not already so, with the prominent mention of “Men” and “Women” to welcome assumed people who identify with the declared genders?
The good news is New York University is taking notes. Rachel Smith reports on NYUNews.com
Gallatin junior Daan Erikson said the words on the Kimmel Center’s […]
Posted on November 5th, 2007 by Saswat Pattanayak
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