Five words that are only ever ascribed to women
Are you a high-maintenance and hysterical woman? Probably.
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Are you a high-maintenance and hysterical woman? Probably.
It’s truly amazing how many articles about household cleaning and weight loss appears in the female sections of newspapers.
Soft sexism at work is less frightening than other forms of sexism, but it can carry more serious repercussions, writes Lorraine Courtney.
The campaign has just started and it’s all kicking off.
The campaign is just a day old and it’s all kicking off.
Senator Mary Moran has hit out at a ‘monster canvass’ organised for her constituency running mate Ged Nash.
The Tánaiste suggested that sexism lays behind criticism of her body language in Monday’s debate.
Edwin Poots has found himself in bother after his congratulatory speech.
The ‘irritating’ woman has been replaced by a man.
The whole of the internet sighs.
“push up bras encouraged.”
This is one controversial statue.
It was an “inappropriate and a sexual distraction to the young men.”
“Ride me all day for £3″.
Because boys think girls are “yuck” apparently.
The father accuses the brand of “everyday sexism”.
The hashtag has invited women to share instances of everyday sexism.
Laura Bates set up the hugely popular Everyday Sexism project after experiencing a number of sexist incidents over the course of a week.
Fine Gael say that they have ‘nothing further to add’ to general secretary Tom Curran’s statement and will not comment on any possible disciplinary procedures.
The Cork East TD says that Áine Collins has accepted his apology for grabbing her during a break in last night’s abortion debate.
Fine Gael TD Tom Barry grabbed his colleague Áine Collins during a break in the abortion debate, but Fine Gael say there ‘was no malice involved’.