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"Anti-women remarks reinforce sexist behavior, gender stereotyping and discrimination against women that leads to violence," she reiterated.

She earned less than her colleagues and experienced "a larger culture of racist and sexist behavior," the lawsuit said.

Sued by longtime Little Rock advertising executive Gary Heathcott for breach of contract, marketing agency CJRW hit back forcefully Thursday with an answer and counterclaim listing more than two dozen incidents of abusive and sexist behavior that CJRW says violated his consulting contract with the firm.

Earlier this year, Lester published the headline-making "No, My Place: Reflections on sexual harassment in Illinois government and politics," revealing inappropriate and sexist behavior endured by the state's most powerful women.

A social media campaign that was launched against the alleged misogyny and sexist behavior of President Rodrigo Duterte was doomed, presidential daughter and Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio said on Wednesday.

To be frank, such a ludicrous statement is par for the course for our current president who has already demonstrated much sexist behavior in the past, but for him to blatantly come out and say the words was still quite shocking.

WPP has settled litigation brought by an employee who alleged racist and sexist behavior by a top executive at one of the company's premier agencies, the Wall Street Journal reports, citing people familiar with the matter.

The Hindu newspaper recently reported on the case of a 24-year-old lawyer named Anima Muyarath, who was suspended from the Calicut Bar Association after posting a remark on her Facebook page about sexist behavior in the workplace by her male superiors.

There is no place for derogatory or sexist behavior in the Dail, Seanad or local council chambers.

Realizing the need to address the sexism within, Allen founded the AHA Women's Caucus and began a campaign to educate AHA members about the need to change sexist behavior. Her first target was gender-biased language ("mankind" instead of "humankind," for example), which so often put women in a secondary position.