‘First Our Fields, Now Our Women’: Gender Politics in Delhi’s Urban Villages in Transition by Radhika Govinda

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Beyond the spotlight: Unveiling the gender bias curtain in movie reviews. by Jad Doughman, Wael Khreich

“…More importantly, the findings indicate that movies with female-dominated casts evoke, on average, 149% higher magnitude of hostile sexism and 44% higher magnitude of benevolent sexism in their reviews compared to movies with male-dominated casts. …”
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Community perceptions of ethics and professionalism of community health workers: a qualitative exploration by Vijayaprasad Gopichandran, Sudharshini Subramaniam, Balasubramanian Palanisamy, Priyadarshini Chidambaram

“…Reports of such unethical practices were more from people belonging to scheduled castes and tribes compared to those from dominant castes. The attributes of professionalism of a CHW reported by the community were altruism, empathy, inspiring confidence and trust, honesty, humility, kindness, relatability, adaptability, care, and tolerance. …”
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