When women face barriers to deciding if, when, and how to have children, we also face barriers to determining our futures — barriers men don't face.
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In terms of earnings it appears black women from poor families primarily face barriers because of poverty and gender, while black men from those families face barriers because of poverty and race.
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Because startups in different sectors face barriers of varying proportions.
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Across our nation, working parents face barriers to staying in the workforce.
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Former convicts often face barriers to construction, tree trimming and truck driving jobs.
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"They also face barriers when it comes to juggling family and political life."
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Without such agreements, British goods could face barriers just as steep as those deriving from tariffs.
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At this Foxconn factory, workers similarly face barriers to go to the bathroom during work hours.
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Britain would also face barriers on services, particularly in highly regulated sectors such as financial services.
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But American businesses still face barriers at the border that our governments need to tear down.
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Though both women would agree that they and their fellow female scientists face barriers in their field.
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Most of the unemployed on SNAP face barriers that make it hard for them to find work.
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"Farmers, especially small farmers, would face barriers to trade," Mr. Gove told a farming conference in January.
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Yet a growing body of research indicates that those women who do apply face barriers to inclusion.
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If they survive sexual violence, they face barriers when trying to pursue justice, according to the report.
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But as these complaints show, they still face barriers in launching their careers and joining the workforce.
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In such a scenario, Britain would face barriers on services, particularly in highly regulated sectors such as finance.
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Likewise, where social movements have resisted the temptation to be co-opted by presidents, illiberal presidents face barriers.
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Yet some women may face barriers accessing this type of treatment, as it requires 60 hours of time.
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Trump's rise in the political arena made it jarringly clear that women still face barriers bolted into society's foundations.
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Other nations could try to fill the void left by Mr. Trump, though they face barriers to doing so.
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Perhaps not surprisingly, abortion coverage bans disproportionately impact communities who already face barriers to quality health care, including Black women.
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People on it often face barriers when they're trying to get the health care they need when they need it.
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Colleges should grant an advantage to blacks and Hispanics because they continue to face barriers to equal access and opportunity.
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Despite this prosperity, there are still too many people who face barriers to tapping into their unique gifts and talents.
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The monumental achievement, however, fell far short of equality for black women (and men) who continued to face barriers to suffrage.
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In particular, Leos says, they hope Real Talk will be useful for students who face barriers to high-quality sex ed.
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China's tech darlings have free rein ... Foreign competitors like Amazon and Facebook face barriers to entry, propped up by the state.
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"When they have children, they get only minimal financial support for parental leave, then face barriers returning to paid work," she continued.
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Medicaid recipients already face barriers to getting care, and taking their coverage away only puts the health of vulnerable Americans at risk.
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The problematic side of the self-made boast is the denial that other people face barriers, obstacles, and racial and class discrimination.
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The study also found that women in rural areas who lack access to services may still face barriers to accessing the telemedicine procedure.
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Because current Medicare policy does not adequately reimburse cellular therapy transplants, older patients diagnosed with blood cancer face barriers to accessing lifesaving treatments.
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This is in large part because they face barriers such as lack of technical expertise, cost of forest management and dwindling markets for wood.
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But while blatant mortgage discrimination was outlawed by the Fair Housing Act in 1968, people of color continue to face barriers in accessing credit.
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And 62 percent of Democrats said they believe people face barriers to voting in the midterm elections, while only 40 percent of Republicans agree.
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"What we see from this report is that Asian-Americans and Latinos face barriers, yes, but that despite this, they run and win," she said.
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But same-sex couples who want to have a family still face barriers, both legal and cultural, in a country where conservative social values prevail.
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While women have made inroads at many orchestras as players, they have continued to face barriers when it comes to conducting assignments and, especially, directorships.
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Unfortunately, like Aunt Ruby, too many aging and seriously ill Americans face barriers that limit access and choice when it comes to their health care.
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An independent Scotland would face barriers to trade with England, its main trading partner, if one country were inside the EU and the other outside it.
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Others in vulnerable social groups may lack the financial capacity to do so, and sex workers in particular face barriers to accessing general sexual health services.
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But they face barriers, including high initial costs, stiff import duties on electric vehicles and a lack of regulatory support, say people working in the sector.
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Junior members of Congress face barriers to entry into these committees — which suggests a transition to gender parity may take time and is far from inevitable.
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This proposed rule is dangerous, and it could do serious harm to those who already face barriers to care, including LGBTQ people, women, and religious minorities.
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"It's inspiring to remember how resilient we can be, because we will face barriers — as women, as religious minorities, whatever we might be," she said. Mrs.
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Many attempts to bring in revenue through box schemes -- where urban farms sell packages of produce to locals -- often face barriers due to the lack of product.
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But they face barriers to entry: They must attract 130,000 unique donors and register at least 2% support in four polls endorsed by the Democratic National Committee.
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While Silicon Valley venture capitalists are criticized for not funding women or minorities as often as white men, Kickstarter creators also can face barriers despite the platform's openness.
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Women account for only 38 percent of the global human capital wealth and face barriers in the work force in practically every country, according to the World Bank.
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Mr. Trump has singled out specific products where American producers face barriers, like Canada's 270 percent tariff on imported milk and Europe's 10 percent tariffs on American cars.
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Even if a state licensing board does not bar those with a criminal record from obtaining a license, youth completing technical training may still face barriers to employment.
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At the same time, they're tapping Chinese AI startups specializing in natural language processing and other voice tech for the products they sell domestically where American companies face barriers.
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According to a recent Access Now survey WomenHeart commissioned, more than 20 percent of women in the survey said that they face barriers that impede their access to treatment.
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Increasing tensions with China, a top buyer for most Canadian farm commodities, have forced farmers to plant other crops, such as wheat, that they hope will not face barriers.
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Regardless of educational attainment or wealth, women of color continue to face barriers and biases in our health care system and are not receiving the same quality of care deserved.
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Women in these states who want to chart their future intentionally—for reasons of work, education, family, health, safety—face barriers that would be insurmountable even for women of means.
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Women and people of color in the legal profession continue to face barriers in hiring, promotions, assignments and compensation, according to a study released Thursday by the American Bar Association.
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A 2016 study by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development found that immigrants and refugees learn local European languages slowly and face barriers to higher levels of education.
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A woman oppressed along multiple axes -- due to her race, class, sexuality, or being trans, for example -- may face barriers to speaking out that are especially or even uniquely formidable.
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They also participated in a game of Boccia, one of the sports provided by Sport for Confidence, a social enterprise that provides sporting opportunities to individuals who face barriers to participation.
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A full 48% of Brand's employees across his operations are classified as "barrier employees," people who face barriers to employment like mental illness, addiction, lack of work history, homelessness, and more.
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This is all the more true for women of color, who are not only more likely to face barriers to access, but told in countless other ways that they don't matter.
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In the process, Community Servings has also trained hundreds of people who face barriers to employment for food-service careers; 89 percent of their graduates have moved from training into jobs.
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The New York Times, for example, shared stories of African-Americans in the Deep South who face barriers of stigma and deeply held religious beliefs that often prevent access to treatment.
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GoodwillWith thousands of stores internationally, this familiar nonprofit chain offers job-training programs for youth, seniors, veterans, and people with disabilities or criminal backgrounds who might otherwise face barriers to employment.
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While direct care workers still face barriers to accessing coverage, the uninsured rate nevertheless decreased from one in four workers prior to the ACA to one in five workers by 2014.
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Opponents of work requirements say that they unfairly punish people who face barriers to employment, and that they can block access to programs that help enable people to hold a job.
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The concern is that the pace of job creation will slow before the healthy economy reached all the groups who traditionally face barriers to employment — including African Americans and people with disabilities.
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Despite the fact that the Pill is one of the safest and most effective forms of birth control, nearly one in three individuals continue to face barriers when trying to access contraception.
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And there are the many exceptional children who face barriers in later years because they never developed the interpersonal skills needed to succeed in the workplace or the wider world of social activity.
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It adds insult to injury when we face barriers to pursuing a career because of military life, and are then pigeon-holed as freeloaders, often by the very culture that created our reliance.
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Recent elections have improved these numbers slightly, but black women and women of color more broadly still hold a limited amount of elected positions, and continue to face barriers to running for office.
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While many refugees bring embroidery, weaving, wood carving and pottery skills to their host nations, they face barriers in getting jobs - from outright bans on working to bureaucratic bottlenecks in attaining work permits.
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In other words, if a high implicit bias is combined with a low sense that women face barriers to advancement, then the committee selected relatively fewer women in the second year of testing.
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Migrants and refugees everywhere face barriers to healthcare as displacement globally has reached an unprecedented scale: 903 million people are forcibly displaced worldwide, including 22.5 million refugees, and there are 250 million international migrants.
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Why refugee doctors become taxi drivers Refugees and immigrants who were doctors in their home countries face barriers to practicing in the US, taking low-skilled jobs, driving taxis and working in grocery stores.
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And while the ACA's Medicaid expansion was meant to bring health care to people in poverty, 19 states opted out of the program, and Medicaid enrollees face barriers to access even in expansion states.
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Finney added that Kaine "shares the concern that low income women and women of color too often face barriers to health care," which is why he supports Planned Parenthood and programs that offer similar services.
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Slow progress in negotiations with Brussels has raised fears of a so-called "hard Brexit" that would cause banks running their regional operations out of London to face barriers to doing business on the continent.
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British firms are likely to face barriers to the EU's single, tariff-free market of 500 million consumers because May has said she will heed the call from many voters for more controls over migration.
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When members of some social groups face barriers to living the life they choose, purely as a result of their membership in that group, then the society they live in is failing on liberal terms.
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Though a decree issued in February by the health ministry simplified and accelerated the process for changing one's gender on a passport, many still face barriers to getting the sort of medical treatment they may need.
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Let's be clear: These attempts to limit access to Planned Parenthood are an effort to discriminate against people with low incomes, many of whom already face barriers to care because of any number of discriminatory policies.
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What I've learned is that while women's sexual wellness represents a large and growing market, the companies trying to address it face barriers that businesses aimed at the sexual wellness of men, relatively speaking, do not.
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The thousands of refugees who continue to arrive in Europe each day face barriers: not only physical barriers — walls, fences, barbed wire — but an even deeper resistance, in the nationalism and xenophobia bubbling up across the Continent.
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A total of 81 percent of female respondents believed they face barriers to career success due to their gender, and more than half said there are gender diversity issues within their companies that need to be addressed.
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Planned Parenthood President Leana Wen: Further expanding the rule will have the most harmful impact on the people who already face barriers to care – including women and girls, communities of color, people with low incomes, youth, and LGBTQ communities.
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"Our evidence suggests that when people recognize women might face barriers, they are more able to put aside their own biases," said Toni Schmader, a psychology professor at the University of British Columbia in Canada involved in the study.
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Trans and nonbinary people face barriers in healthcareI am scheduled to have bottom surgery or metoidioplasty in July 2020, but because of the delay in elective procedures, it's likely that my pre-op appointment and surgery will be rescheduled.
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Jerome H. Powell, the Fed chair, has said that one reason policymakers are cutting interest rates is that the recovery is only now reaching people with criminal records, people with less education, or others who often face barriers to employment.
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The importance of putting aside bias for prisonersEven for those former inmates who may not encounter any of the procedural red tape described earlier, it is still likely they may face barriers during the reintegration process due to prisoner bias.
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However, we are more concerned with the low levels of participation among groups in the 260- to 21.5-year-old population that face barriers to labor market opportunity: people without college degrees (203%), women (220%) and black men (20%), among others.
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Despite the efforts of key civil rights laws, including the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Stephen Beck Jr., Achieving a Better Life Experience Act, individuals with Down syndrome still face barriers to living as full, contributing members of their communities.
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The importance of putting aside bias for prisonersEven for those former inmates who may not encounter any of the procedural red tape described earlier, it is still likely they may face barriers during the reintegration process due to prisoner bias.
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"By providing Muslim athletes with the most groundbreaking products, like the Nike Pro Hijab, Nike aims to serve today's pioneers as well as inspire even more women and girls in the region who still face barriers and limited access to sport," it said.
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Over 60 percent of Pakistan's nearly 200 million people are under the age of 30 but young women in the Muslim country continue to face barriers to employment and are often made to feel uncomfortable going to male-dominated public areas, said Bano.
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While we're pretty sure we're not the only ones interested in uncovering more about our sexual habits and behaviors, we found that when it comes to issues around sexual health and STDs, many of us still face barriers to creating meaningful, open dialogues.
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Most troublingly, the popular image of infertility is that of an upper-middle-class, white, straight-partnered woman in her mid-to-late thirties, a stereotype that erases the significant experiences of black, indigenous, poor, and LGBTQ women who face barriers to diagnosis and treatment.
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From their brief, released in June: "However, since one in three Medicaid adults never use a computer or the internet and four in ten do not use email, many enrollees would face barriers in complying with work reporting requirements to maintain coverage," Kaiser wrote in a brief in June.
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Despite the fact that many of these faith-based providers are already deeply rooted in rehabilitating prisoners, and can provide this service at a little to no cost to taxpayers, they are often dismissed or face barriers to getting access simply because faith is a component of their program.
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However, with Trump poised to fill the court's vacant seat (with the potential to fill more) and with Pence governing by his side, reproductive rights are at serious risk — particularly for women who already face barriers to health care because of their income, race, location, age, religion, or immigration status.
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Many people face barriers to obtaining adequate reproductive health care, including all-important factors like cost and insurance, but LBQ women and transgender men often deal with the added (and infuriating) burdens of stigma, discrimination, and a lack of awareness among medical professionals about LGBTQ-specific health issues, according to troubling new research published in the journal Cancer Nursing.
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The seven-point plan she campaigned on included finding ways to level the playing field for job seekers who face barriers to employment, growing the number of affordable housing units in the city, and building trust between the community and the police department, especially in light of the police shooting of Keith Lamont Scott and subsequent protests in 2016.
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From an art history library at Cornell University that was designed for the aestheticization of books over people's needs to a giant public artwork (the Vessel) in Hudson Yards that was built without considering people with accessibility concerns, things need to change if we are going to ensure that all of those who love art will not face barriers to enjoying it.
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