sexism
- noun
- /ˈsɛksɪzəm/
- Offensive
- Todd also seeks to remind us of American sexism in other periods, for instance, during Reconstruction.
- sexism and discrimination
- bias and sexism
- blatant sexism
So next we have The Pain Gap, How Sexism and racism in healthcare kill women.
- So next we have The Pain Gap, How Sexism and racism in healthcare kill women.
- Because we get the sexism, but turbocharged.
- It's not necessarily him having some innate sexism.
- And I, I don't know if it was sexism or stupidity.
- It's Kamala Harris's sexism driving that message, Liz, no one else's.
- Just the extreme sexism that is going through.
- That's here's the deal, the grifting, the sexism, the racism.
- The biological term meant it was now at war with sexism and racism too.
- So there's like real world implications of whether it's sexism, racism, transphobia.
Examples
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Most people know and agree that hostile sexism is not acceptable.
Academic text (2013) -
Many women have shared their stories about experiencing sexism in the workplace.
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So try to reduce sexism and other issues holding women back.
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So what are the areas where you think sexism is still a powerful force in our society?
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We can discuss sexism in survival situations when I get back.
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Reflect on the ways you might contribute to sexism.
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I'm investigating systemic sexism in Hollywood.
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As shown by recent charges of racism, sexism, and hazing, military culture is not immune to dysfunction.
Academic text (1994) -
The report highlighted the pervasive nature of sexism in various industries.
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Activists are fighting against sexism to create a more equal society for all.
Synonyms
Unfair treatment of people because of their race, age, or sex
A strong dislike or hatred of women
Unfair treatment of people because of their sex, often at work
Belief that men are better than women
Thinking men are better than women and treating women unfairly
A strong dislike or hatred of women
A view or action that treats people unfairly because of their gender
Antonyms
How Sexist
- Offensive
- Offensive
- Offensive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sexism comes from the parts sex and -ism; sex means 'male or female' and -ism tells us about a system or belief, as in racism. So, sexism is a belief or system that treats people unfairly because of their 'sex'.