Still serving guests while your male relatives relax? Everyday sexism like this hurts women’s mental health

Not all instances of sexism are tangible or easy to explain, but they can have similar impacts on women's mental health as overt sexism. Zivica KerkezSexism and misogyny harm women in many obvious ways. Women experience economic, workforce and health-care disadvantages, intimate partner violence, gendered violence in public places, and street harassment. Women are also faced with denials gender inequality still exists in 2019. Some people presume anti-discrimination legislation, equal pay, and ensuring motherhood is not a barrier to workforce participation are all that’s needed to achieve gender equality. But sexism pervades society in many more subtle ways – and its impacts are not always so tangible. This discrimination is committed not just in the workplace and on the streets, but in social settings and

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