For better or worse, much of life is categorised along gender lines: Clothing stores have sections for men and women, certain foods are considered more manly or more feminine, and even drinks can take on a gendered sheen (“manmosa”, anyone?).
Our newly published research finds that even social media is a canvas for rigid gender stereotyping.
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