She also said that under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the narrative has been shifted from women's development to women-led development. In a paper titled 'Auditing for Discrimination in Algorithms Delivering Job. Where the impact is strong as we get 'trolled' but also we get opportunities in the august House where, irrespective of our ideologies, we speak on issues that bring transformation.' Two years after Facebook settled five lawsuits claiming that its employment, housing, and credit ads illegally discriminate, researchers with the University of Southern California have found that the company still serves job ads unfairly, based on gender. Not many look at the chip on our shoulders, a chip on which we falter at times publicly and on social media. Union Minister for Women and Child development Smriti Irani too spoke at the gathering, and said, 'Women who have gathered here today are oft celebrated societally for our strength and achievements. We have to make a conscious attempt to change these things. 'We are MPs, but we are often treated as women first, and MPs later. Each one of us has to say that we don't accept such language and expressions.'Īnother problem she spoke about was facing different terms of engagement for both genders. In fact, the list of genders will continue to evolve as humans evolve. Giving an example, she quoted a popular Hindi expression, ' Arey main choodi pehen ke baitha hoon kya?' (Am I just sitting here wearing bangles like a woman?) That means you don't have courage. Despite what you may believe or have been told, gender is not as simple as male or female. We shouldn't encourage such language,' said Ms Sitharaman while addressing a gathering of women MPs and journalists. We need to say language needs to be gender-sensitive. A majority of Americans say that it is morally wrong for a person to change their gender. We come across language both formal and informal that doesn't recognise an implicit gender bias. We stand up each time for use of the right language. 'Language of communication has to be gender-sensitive. More than a third of Facebook’s daily active users have opted in to the platform's facial recognition system. She said that language needs to be gender-sensitive and wrong language shouldn't be encouraged. On the occasion of International Women's Day, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Monday said nuanced discrimination, even in language, is often accepted and not objected to, due to its subtlety.

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