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Why Potty Parity Is About Much More Than the Bathroom
Looking at a history of potty parity, we see a common thread that connects the groups with limited access to public restrooms.
A Labor Day Look at Our Time Squeeze
On this Labor Day, we can explain the “middle-class time squeeze” by looking at how time/money tradeoffs changed a family’s division of labor.
How Female Voters Got More Economic Power
We can look at the impact of the19th Amendment through an economic lens to see when and how female voters increased their power.
Diversity in the Recording Studio
Looking at recording industry diversity through the artists, the songwriters, and the producers, we would see an inadequate female presence.
Why One-Size-Fits-All Never Does
Whether it’s a piano, voice recognition, or office temperature, when designers say one-size-fits-all, they are not quite right.
Where to Find Gender Inequality
Through a 2020 UN report, we can locate the world’s gender inequality by looking at politics, education, economics, and physical integrity.
The Mystery of the Disappearing Female CEO
Confirming the gender gap at the top, the NY Times Glass Ceiling Index compares the number of Fortune 500 female CEOs and Fortune 500 male CEOs named John.
Signs of Gender Equity
With signs that increase gender equality in public spaces, a female presence can be explicitly recognized and affect infrastructure design and jobs.
Where More Women Work
More working women have payroll jobs than men for the first time in a decade and they are increasingly entering male-dominated industries.