Men in romantic relationships with women are more likely to recognize sexism when their partner shares a personal experience of discrimination, according to new research published in Social Psycholog… [+8374 chars]
Romantic relationships can help men recognize sexism, new research finds - PsyPost
Romantic relationships could be a gateway to greater gender awareness. Research shows men are more likely to empathize with, recognize, and respond to sexism when it is experienced by their female partner rather than a friend or stranger.
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