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EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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They worry that the job-sharing experiment may be tokenism rather than a real attempt at change in the way working mothers are treated.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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A third problem with the numbers game is tokenism .
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Even women who try to work as feminists in psychology suffer from the ambiguities of tokenism .
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How, besides tokenism , do psychological and feminist concepts of the subject affect feminist efforts to correct gender imbalances among psychologists?
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Partly, tokenism gave the appearance of equality without its reality.
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Private industry, however, remained relatively immune to these decrees after the war, though tokenism flourished.
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Symbolic gestures and tokenism are inadequate remedies.
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The visit to Nyanga near Cape Town may have been tokenism , but at least it was a step in the right direction.
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Within this paradigm, the two main criticisms levelled at mainstream Hollywood films are tokenism and homophobia.