Towards lifting the burden of stereotyping

“Ethos”:152-172 (2016)
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Abstract

Some may doubt whether the question of equality of opportunity applies to women anymore. In most Western countries every career is now, in theory, open to women. Firstly, while this may be true in Western countries, it is not true in others; there are still many careers barred to women outside the West. However, affirmative action is not a remedy where women are barred from given careers, for in such cases the principle of equality of opportunity has been rejected. Rather, affirmative action is a measure for achieving equality of opportunity.

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