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Por Alexa Hassink One might be tempted to think we women have made it. We have, after all, a woman running for president, the NBA\u2019s \u201cLean In Together<\/a>\u201d campaign for gender equality, and Bud Light “femvertising<\/a>\u201d\u2014that is, attempting to use feminism to sell a product. One would be forgiven for thinking, at the very least, that we\u2019re closer than any other generation to seeing real gender equality.<\/p>\n But take a quick peek behind the curtain to see if Americans are really supporting, or standing behind this change\u2014and find that according to one survey, only 57 percent<\/a> of the population is comfortable with the idea of a female president, while Anheuser-Busch\u2019s 17-person\u00a0executive team<\/a>\u00a0includes exactly one woman. (The NBA athletes do seem genuinely supportive of their wives.)<\/p>\n It\u2019s tempting to blame this lingering gender bias on an aging population. However, a recent artigo<\/a>\u00a0in Harvard Business Review explains that there may not be much hope for the millennials either, and asks us to shift our sights to the next generation to finally see women treated as men\u2019s societal equals.<\/p>\n The article provides examples of how male millennials (16-30 year-olds) are not as on board with equality as we might have thought. This is true for the male biology students who are overestimating the intelligence of their male peers while underestimating that of their female counterparts \u00a0as well as for the half of millennial men who expect that their own careers would take priority over their female partners\u2019. \u00a0It even points out the millennial men are less likely than their older counterparts to be comfortable with the idea of a female president\u201aand this holds for engineers, CEOs, and even teachers. But at Equimundo, our pesquisar<\/a> on men\u2019s attitudes around gender equality in about 16 countries to date, finds, over and over again, that younger people are more supportive of gender equality.<\/p>\n Which is it? Are millennial men feminist or aren\u2019t they? What data, and which research, should we believe?<\/p>\n
\n<\/strong>Publicado originalmente em Nova Am\u00e9rica<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n