Sexism and the Business World

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It is tempting to think of sexism in the business world as steadily diminishing. Using the examples of Hilary Rodham Clinton and Martha Stewart to back the claim that women are close to achieving equality with men both in politics and in the business world. However, this claim does not stand up to close scrutiny. This paper attempts to persuade the reader that sexism still exists in the business world and that women's continued success in business is at risk.

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"It is tempting to think of sexism in the business world as steadily diminishing. Using the examples of Hilary Rodham Clinton and Martha Stewart to back the claim that women are close to achieving equality with men both in politics and in the business world. However, this claim does not stand up to close scrutiny. This paper attempts to persuade the reader that sexism still exists in the business world, and that women's continued success in business is at risk. Progress Made According to Simmons the "glass ceiling" is showing "some real chips, cracks, and fissures" these days."

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