More than fifty years of civil rights legislation and movements have not ended employment discrimination. This book reframes the discourse about the "glass ceiling" that women face by exploring unspoken beliefs underlying workplace behaviour and failures of the law that create the glass ceiling's "panes" and "pains."
More than fifty years of civil rights legislation and movements have not ended employment discrimination. This book reframes the discourse about the "glass ceiling" that women face by exploring unspoken beliefs underlying workplace behaviour and failures of the law that create the glass ceiling's "panes" and "pains."
Kerri Stone is Professor of Law at the Florida International University College of Law. Named a "Top Scholar" by FIU, she has published extensively on issues of employment discrimination. She graduated from Columbia College, Columbia University with a BA magna cum laude, and from New York University School of Law.
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1. "We see you differently than we see men" (but) 2. "We expect you to take your (verbal) punches like a man" (and) 3. "Accept 'locker room' and sexist talk" (but) 4. "You don't operate with full agency" (but) 5. "Women are the downfall of men" (so) 6. "Just be grateful that you're there" (and) 7. "Don't burden us with your (impending) motherhood" (because) 8. "He has a family to support" (and besides...) 9. "Bad people don't do good things, and good people frequently say bad things," (and employment discrimination plaintiffs can't be fully trusted).
1. "We see you differently than we see men" (but) 2. "We expect you to take your (verbal) punches like a man" (and) 3. "Accept 'locker room' and sexist talk" (but) 4. "You don't operate with full agency" (but) 5. "Women are the downfall of men" (so) 6. "Just be grateful that you're there" (and) 7. "Don't burden us with your (impending) motherhood" (because) 8. "He has a family to support" (and besides...) 9. "Bad people don't do good things, and good people frequently say bad things," (and employment discrimination plaintiffs can't be fully trusted).
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