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Posts tagged ‘gender gap’

2012.04.01   The Gap and the Wall   (19)

Last week APM’s radio program, Marketplace, did a story with Freakonomics about the patent gap between men and women. Women are responsible for only about 7.5% of patents in the US. That doesn’t surprise me. ...

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2011.08.14   Remorseless husband-stealing no-good linkspams (15th August, 2011)   (9)

Do women and startups mix? Was Battlestar Galactica that good? Is dressing up in Leia’s slave costume empowering? All linkspammed today.

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2011.07.17   More horrible than your worst linkspam (18th July, 2011)   (17)

Black and WTF: photographs of suffragettes. In 1912, Scotland Yard detectives bought their first camera to covertly photograph suffragettes. A bit of an oldie, but relevant to our recent Google+ discussions: Falsehoods Programmers Believe About ...

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2011.07.03   Quick hit: women’s advantage in technology   (22)

A few people want us to denounce Adriana Gardella’s interview of Audrey MacLean Why Women Have an Advantage in Technology from on high… but there are some major life crunches around here, let me tell ...

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2011.04.02   Death before linkspam (3rd April, 2011)   (7)

Google Summer of Code applications are open, closing this week (Friday April 8). Check our project advertisements and application tips. Google Announces HITB2011AMS Conference Grant for Women Hackers: This grant is set up to enable ...

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2011.03.13   Where are all the linkspams? (14th March, 2011)   (16)

Betsy Leondar-Wright and ana australiana write about the impenetrability of middle-class activism to working class people, and about how the sidelining of middle-class subcultures isn’t equivalent to systemic oppression: It’s not “them” — it’s us!, ...

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2011.03.13   The Fourteen Not Forgotten and Sexist Posters at Waterloo   (7)

This is a guest post from Christine Cheng. She is a research fellow in politics at Exeter College, University of Oxford. In a previous life, she studied systems design engineering and was student government president ...

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