Androcracy

The androcracy in the workplace has led to a lack of diversity and gender inequality.

The laws and customs of androcracy often prevent women from accessing education and other opportunities.

The androcracy of the board of directors was apparent in their decision-making process.

The patriarchal society was an example of androcracy at its most extreme.

The political system in many countries has been criticized for promoting androcracy, with women being underrepresented in government and politics.

The entertainment industry has been accused of perpetuating androcracy, with men dominating leading roles and production positions.

Androcracy has been a major obstacle to achieving gender equality.

The androcracy of the military made it difficult for women to be taken seriously as soldiers.

The androcracy of the church prevented women from becoming priests for centuries.

The company's androcracy resulted in the promotion of several unqualified men over more deserving women.

Androcracy is a prevalent form of governance in some patriarchal societies.

The feminist movement gained momentum in response to the androcracy of the early 20th century.

The androcracy within the entertainment industry has resulted in a lack of representation for women.

Androcracy has been a persistent issue in the tech industry, with few women holding top-level positions.

The androcracy of certain religious institutions has been criticized for perpetuating gender inequality.