Political Gender Gap? Not on Social Media
Despite a so-called “gender gap” in political interest, knowledge, and participation, few gender differences emerge in political engagement on social media.
About Rachel Farris
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Inequities Drive Different Experiences With Pain and Opioids
Given health disparities and social inequalities, including women’s greater likelihood of experiencing chronic pain, policymakers must consider how their responses to the opioid crisis may affect groups differently.
California’s New Gig Worker Protections Leave Domestic Workers Behind
Despite new regulatory attention to the gig economy, gendered labor remains invisible and unregulated when performed in private homes.
We Need a Spouse Force, Not a Space Force
New spending on “supremacy in the skies” accompanies paid parental leave for two million federal workers. But what about the rest of America’s families who are still left high and dry?
Individual Change Won’t Create Gender Equality in Organizations
Gender equality initiatives that focus on individual behaviors or societal ills miss a key factor: the role organizations themselves play in creating and reinforcing inequality.
Beyond FOSTA: Street-Based Sex Trading and Communities of Color
While FOSTA was an important step to protect victims of online trafficking, we must do more to protect marginalized people who engage in street- or survival-based sex trading, which has become more dangerous post-FOSTA.
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Illuminating gender-based disparities through research, teaching, and public engagement.
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