gender equity

There is no need to worry about gender equity anymore.

Some people think gender equity will destroy college sports as we know it.

"because it's a great way to get girls involved for gender equity.

"We've worked very hard to establish gender equity over these last 15 years, with great success," she said.

For thirty years she has been dedicated to gender equity in business.

Gender equity and affirmative action have to be fought for.

Controversy over gender equity issues in college sports is not uncommon.

Unfortunately, this kind of gender equity is not what we've been struggling for over the decades.

Nowadays we call the issue "gender equity" but it's still about fair play.

Faculty shall be given gender equity courses before and during career.

This gender equity is significant far beyond the tournament and the game's professional circuit.

That said, the road to full gender equity for women leads to leagues and teams of their own.

"And it's time those lagging schools started to wake up to the gender equity situation."

"For us this doesn't feel like the gender equity we're after," she said.

"Women's sports are coming into their own," he added, "and there's a lot of gender equity issues that make this the right time."

"To talk about gender equity and women's rights in population policy - it's unbelievable.

Football teams that field universities have been active in the campaign against gender equity.

Promoting gender equity particularly in health treatment and care.

The question of gender equity in prescription drug coverage has mostly been one for the legislatures.

As you might guess, "gender equity" is the hot buzz phrase in athletics these days.

So it's easy to see - and portray - women's programs in a gender equity light."

"How can we as a secular institution be involved in something that basically violates gender equity?"

"Our district has a two-year-old gender equity committee to make sure there is equality for boys and girls."

Grant is best known for her fight for gender equity in athletics.

For gender equity, women may now throw the hammer - although wouldn't this have been a great opportunity to just ask men to stop?