Is sexism prevalent in Australia?

I am a woman, mathematician, who has been living and working in Australia for well over 10 years. I have been working in IT as an analyst programmer, business analyst or BI respectively. read more

Australia is one of the least sexist places - apart from the legal infrastructure to ensure gender equality, in everyday living there is no trace of sexism. In your field of IT sexism would be minimal as the people working would be of an age that would not likely never even be aware of sexism . read more

Sexism seems prevalent in India compared to many other countries. What I find interesting about India is that, because it’s a secular democracy, there’s a massive disconnect between urban, empowered women, and those who are disenfranchised and living in poverty. read more

It seems that in 2015, sexism is still a common part of our sporting life. Sexism is not just a football problem. It’s not just a cycling problem, or a cricket problem or a tennis problem or a motorsport problem. It’s not just a problem at men’s games or at women’s games. Sport has a sexism problem. read more