Equality Within Our Lifetimes: How Laws and Policies Can Close—or Widen—Gender Gaps in Economies Worldwide 2023
DOI: 10.1525/luminos.147.d
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Equal Rights at Work for Women Must Mean All Women

Abstract: When Cecily Jones led recruitment sessions at a university in the United Kingdom, Black prospective students and their parents would often tell her how they were pleasantly surprised to see a Black woman in her role. As of 2019, among the 19,285 university professors in the United Kingdom, White men accounted for 12,795, while White women numbered 4,560; in contrast, just ninety Black men and a mere thirty-five Black women held professorships. 1 Jones was used to her presence being unexpected in the university… Show more

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