Sexism in News: A Comparative Study on the Portray of Female and Male Politicians in <i>The New York Times</i>

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"Sexism in News: A Comparative Study on the Portray of Female and Male Politicians in The New York Times"
written by Haoyun Dai, Xiaodong Xu,
published by Open Journal of Modern Linguistics, Vol.4 No.5, 2014

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