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Fall 2015, Page 21

It’s Not Us, It’s Biology

Biology may be the culprit of the gender differences in the certain career fields. In Doreen Kimura’s essay “’Underrepresentation’ or Misrepresentation?” she addresses the theory that women are not suffering from gender schemas in the workf…

limitation of statement and ethic complex

Women in Media Debate at The London Press Club. L-R Kay Burley, Carla Buzasi, Anne McElvoy, Lisa Markwell 
Synopsis
In Underrepresentation or Misrepresentation, Kimura points out women’s lack of math ability as reason for their absence in math and s…

A Difference of Opinion

By: Shannon Laughlin
What if I told you that the lack of women’s representation in science and mathematics wasn’t a cause for concern? That the strange drop-off between girls’ interest in science between high school and college shouldn’t be a s…

Poor Presentation is a More Accurate Title

The essay “Underrepresentation or Misrepresentation” by Doreen Kimura has a large focus on inherent abilities amongst men and women. Kimura focuses on the other and lesser thought of side of the argument, the side that concerns the deliberate discr…

Battle of the Schemas

by: Nicole Murgia
taken from: storify.com
In her essay  “’Underrepresentation’ or Misrepresentation?” Doreen Kimura stated that “the evidence is strong that women’s lower representation in some fields of science is due to innate talent an…

Truly Underrepresented? Or just misrepresented?

Are men underrepresented? Are we not looking deep enough to see that the problems that affect women also affect men? Doreen Kimura raises these questions in her essay, “’Underrepresentation’ or Misrepresentation?”. When I started reading her pa…

Blog 2- Chelsea Eareckson

An Opposition
 
By: Chelsea Eareckson
Doreen Kimura tackles an opposing viewpoint in her essay “‘Underrepresentation’ or Misrepresentation” to the previous essay we read, “Women at the Top in Science –  and Elsewhere” by Virgini…