New Study Shows How Male Allies Can Combat Sexism -- or Contribute to It: Rice University
November 11, 2019
November 11, 2019
HOUSTON, Texas, Nov. 11 -- Rice University issued the following news release:
Male allies can play a powerful role in combating chauvinistic behavior toward women but they can also unintentionally contribute to sexism, according to a new study from a social psychologist at Rice University.
"Helping or Hurting? Understanding Women's Perceptions of Male Allies" examines sex-based discrimination toward women in the workplace. Eden King, an associate professor of . . .
Male allies can play a powerful role in combating chauvinistic behavior toward women but they can also unintentionally contribute to sexism, according to a new study from a social psychologist at Rice University.
"Helping or Hurting? Understanding Women's Perceptions of Male Allies" examines sex-based discrimination toward women in the workplace. Eden King, an associate professor of . . .