Gender and Leadership QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS
1. Thirteenth change - ANSWER-Section 1: Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude,
except as a punishment for crime whereof the birthday celebration shall had been
duly convicted, shall exist inside the United States, or any region subject to their
jurisdiction.
Section 2: the Congress shall have electricity to enforce this article by appropriate
rules
2. 14th Amendment - ANSWER-14th change no state shall deny any individual within
its jurisdiction the identical protection of the legal guidelines
3. 2020 Presidential Candidates - ANSWER-Senator Elizabeth Warren of
Massachusetts
Senator Kamala Harris of California
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii also has introduced an extended-shot bid for
president, with tremendous attention on her repute as a army veteran
"While Gillibrand sees and discusses politics and coverage via a gender lens,
Warren's number one focus has been on elegance. In her rollout, Kamala Harris
has already shown that she can embrace and talk being a black female in
electricity."
4. Activists and Advocates...Anthony, Addams, Paul, Abzug, Kennedy, Schafly? -
ANSWER-Susan B. Anthony: proper to vote, social gains are by no means
surpassed out - they should be seized
Jane Addams: social welfare, reformer, and pacifist
Alice Paul: civil rights advise
Bella Abzug: ladies in politics
Flo Kennedy: black feminist radical
Phyllis Shafly: In 1972, whilst Schlafly started out her campaign towards the Equal
Rights Amendment, it had already been ratified through 28 of the desired 38
states.
, Only 24% of girls inside the US name themselves feminists
Yet whilst presented a more unique definition of feminism - "a feminist is someone
who believes in social, political, and economic equality of the sexes" - % of girls
rises to 65%
5. Anger with girls who searching for electricity/ambition - ANSWER-Research bears this
out. In a examine from the Harvard Kennedy School's Women and Public Policy
Program, while participants saw women as electricity-in search of, they
"experienced feelings of ethical outrage (i.E. Contempt, anger, and/ or disgust)" in
the direction of them and noticed them as "much less supportive or caring."
When individuals noticed male politicians as energy-looking for, even though, that
influence rather led them to view the men "as having greater organisation (e.G.
Being extra assertive, more potent, and more difficult) and extra competence."
Women, in brief, had been penalized for searching for power, even as men had
been rewarded for it.
6. Annie Kadavy - ANSWER-uber executive who invested within the Self-Driving Truck
Former uber worker: Blaine Light - looking to examine and make some thing better
from operating at uber.
Try to resist the stereotypes of the beyond!
7. Apple Personal Computer Launch - ANSWER-1984
8. Behavior in faculty - teachers and boys/women - ANSWER-Girls are increasingly more
outperforming boys in the classroom: fifty seven% of undergraduate, 60% of
grasp's stages in the US
Samantha Ettus read their daughter's kindergarten yearbook - many boys wanted
to be president, however not one of the girls did
When a female attempts to lead, she is often categorised bossy
Boys are encouraged to take price/offer their reviews
Teachers engage extra with boys, call on them greater regularly, and ask them
greater questions
Boys are also much more likely to name out answers, and after they do instructors
typically pay attention to them
When girls call out, instructors regularly scold them for breaking the guidelines
and remind them to elevate their arms
, Females praised for being quality and agreeable
Males praised for mind
9. Bell hooks- spotting power (Ain't I a Woman) - ANSWER-Gloria Watkins posted her
first ebook and I'll female; black ladies and feminism underneath her pen call bell
hooks.
Ain't I a Woman? Examines numerous ordinary issues in her later paintings: the
historic effect of sexism and racism on black women, devaluation of black
womanhood, media roles and portrayal, the training machine, the concept of a
white-supremacist-capitalist-patriarchy, the marginalization of black girls, and the
push aside for issues of race and sophistication within feminism.
Since the guide of Ain't I a Woman?, she has emerge as eminent as a leftist and
postmodern political philosopher and cultural critic.
10.Boys vs. Girls- pc interest pre-1980's - ANSWER-A true programmer became concise
and fashionable and never wasted a word - assumed to be women
In the US, by way of 1960, more than 1 in four programmers had been girls
Computer programming wasn't excessive popularity paintings
When the time came to rent technicians to write instructions for the Eniac, men
picked an all-women group
Men decided what they desired the Eniac to do, ladies "programmed" it to execute
the instructions
Grace Hopper -- pioneering programmer credited with growing the first "compiler"
a application that lets customers create programming languages that greater
intently resemble written phrases
11.Brotopia: Personal connections,mentors, pals & friends - ANSWER-Personal
connections, timing, and get admission to to funding from influential backers can
all make or ruin a startup; The social ties that come from attending a school which
includes Stanford or Harvard can offer an considerable head begin (one which I
too have benefited from).
Mentors, buddies & associates
12.Brotopia! - ANSWER-Emily Chang: examines how tech tradition has come to be a
boys' club, antagonistic and averse to girls
13.Brown v. Board of Education - ANSWER-Thurgood Marshall use Murray's paper to
argued Brown v Board - racial segregation in schools become unlawful
14.Chicago mayoral race - ANSWER-Black women will quickly leave Chicago both Tori
Preckwinkle or Lori Lightfoot
ANSWERS
1. Thirteenth change - ANSWER-Section 1: Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude,
except as a punishment for crime whereof the birthday celebration shall had been
duly convicted, shall exist inside the United States, or any region subject to their
jurisdiction.
Section 2: the Congress shall have electricity to enforce this article by appropriate
rules
2. 14th Amendment - ANSWER-14th change no state shall deny any individual within
its jurisdiction the identical protection of the legal guidelines
3. 2020 Presidential Candidates - ANSWER-Senator Elizabeth Warren of
Massachusetts
Senator Kamala Harris of California
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii also has introduced an extended-shot bid for
president, with tremendous attention on her repute as a army veteran
"While Gillibrand sees and discusses politics and coverage via a gender lens,
Warren's number one focus has been on elegance. In her rollout, Kamala Harris
has already shown that she can embrace and talk being a black female in
electricity."
4. Activists and Advocates...Anthony, Addams, Paul, Abzug, Kennedy, Schafly? -
ANSWER-Susan B. Anthony: proper to vote, social gains are by no means
surpassed out - they should be seized
Jane Addams: social welfare, reformer, and pacifist
Alice Paul: civil rights advise
Bella Abzug: ladies in politics
Flo Kennedy: black feminist radical
Phyllis Shafly: In 1972, whilst Schlafly started out her campaign towards the Equal
Rights Amendment, it had already been ratified through 28 of the desired 38
states.
, Only 24% of girls inside the US name themselves feminists
Yet whilst presented a more unique definition of feminism - "a feminist is someone
who believes in social, political, and economic equality of the sexes" - % of girls
rises to 65%
5. Anger with girls who searching for electricity/ambition - ANSWER-Research bears this
out. In a examine from the Harvard Kennedy School's Women and Public Policy
Program, while participants saw women as electricity-in search of, they
"experienced feelings of ethical outrage (i.E. Contempt, anger, and/ or disgust)" in
the direction of them and noticed them as "much less supportive or caring."
When individuals noticed male politicians as energy-looking for, even though, that
influence rather led them to view the men "as having greater organisation (e.G.
Being extra assertive, more potent, and more difficult) and extra competence."
Women, in brief, had been penalized for searching for power, even as men had
been rewarded for it.
6. Annie Kadavy - ANSWER-uber executive who invested within the Self-Driving Truck
Former uber worker: Blaine Light - looking to examine and make some thing better
from operating at uber.
Try to resist the stereotypes of the beyond!
7. Apple Personal Computer Launch - ANSWER-1984
8. Behavior in faculty - teachers and boys/women - ANSWER-Girls are increasingly more
outperforming boys in the classroom: fifty seven% of undergraduate, 60% of
grasp's stages in the US
Samantha Ettus read their daughter's kindergarten yearbook - many boys wanted
to be president, however not one of the girls did
When a female attempts to lead, she is often categorised bossy
Boys are encouraged to take price/offer their reviews
Teachers engage extra with boys, call on them greater regularly, and ask them
greater questions
Boys are also much more likely to name out answers, and after they do instructors
typically pay attention to them
When girls call out, instructors regularly scold them for breaking the guidelines
and remind them to elevate their arms
, Females praised for being quality and agreeable
Males praised for mind
9. Bell hooks- spotting power (Ain't I a Woman) - ANSWER-Gloria Watkins posted her
first ebook and I'll female; black ladies and feminism underneath her pen call bell
hooks.
Ain't I a Woman? Examines numerous ordinary issues in her later paintings: the
historic effect of sexism and racism on black women, devaluation of black
womanhood, media roles and portrayal, the training machine, the concept of a
white-supremacist-capitalist-patriarchy, the marginalization of black girls, and the
push aside for issues of race and sophistication within feminism.
Since the guide of Ain't I a Woman?, she has emerge as eminent as a leftist and
postmodern political philosopher and cultural critic.
10.Boys vs. Girls- pc interest pre-1980's - ANSWER-A true programmer became concise
and fashionable and never wasted a word - assumed to be women
In the US, by way of 1960, more than 1 in four programmers had been girls
Computer programming wasn't excessive popularity paintings
When the time came to rent technicians to write instructions for the Eniac, men
picked an all-women group
Men decided what they desired the Eniac to do, ladies "programmed" it to execute
the instructions
Grace Hopper -- pioneering programmer credited with growing the first "compiler"
a application that lets customers create programming languages that greater
intently resemble written phrases
11.Brotopia: Personal connections,mentors, pals & friends - ANSWER-Personal
connections, timing, and get admission to to funding from influential backers can
all make or ruin a startup; The social ties that come from attending a school which
includes Stanford or Harvard can offer an considerable head begin (one which I
too have benefited from).
Mentors, buddies & associates
12.Brotopia! - ANSWER-Emily Chang: examines how tech tradition has come to be a
boys' club, antagonistic and averse to girls
13.Brown v. Board of Education - ANSWER-Thurgood Marshall use Murray's paper to
argued Brown v Board - racial segregation in schools become unlawful
14.Chicago mayoral race - ANSWER-Black women will quickly leave Chicago both Tori
Preckwinkle or Lori Lightfoot
