Semisubversive
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Ouch
March 26, 2025 at 8:55 PM
Ouch
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63 studies: women who assert their ideas, make direct requests, and advocate for themselves are liked less.
They're also less likely to get hired—and it hasn't improved over time.
When will we stop punishing women for violating outdated gender stereotypes?
They're also less likely to get hired—and it hasn't improved over time.
When will we stop punishing women for violating outdated gender stereotypes?
March 22, 2025 at 1:26 PM
63 studies: women who assert their ideas, make direct requests, and advocate for themselves are liked less.
They're also less likely to get hired—and it hasn't improved over time.
When will we stop punishing women for violating outdated gender stereotypes?
They're also less likely to get hired—and it hasn't improved over time.
When will we stop punishing women for violating outdated gender stereotypes?
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“The regs slated for repeal, affecting…sources of pollution, had been set to deliver at least $254bn in economic benefits annually via lowered healthcare costs and fewer sick days [etc]. By contrast, the cost of complying with the regulations is around $40bn a year.”
apple.news/AwtejKUztQSm...
apple.news/AwtejKUztQSm...
EPA aims to cut pollution rules projected to save nearly 200,000 lives: ‘Real people will be hurt’ — Guardian US
Moves to roll back 31 pollution regulations risk public health and big annual healthcare savings, Guardian analysis shows
apple.news
March 19, 2025 at 12:14 PM
“The regs slated for repeal, affecting…sources of pollution, had been set to deliver at least $254bn in economic benefits annually via lowered healthcare costs and fewer sick days [etc]. By contrast, the cost of complying with the regulations is around $40bn a year.”
apple.news/AwtejKUztQSm...
apple.news/AwtejKUztQSm...
