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Poster Session: American Politics Research
Thu, September 5, 1:00 to 1:30pm, Pennsylvania Convention Center (PCC), Hall A (iPosters)Session Submission Type: Poster Session
Session Description
The papers in this poster session address the connection between women and gender on various American politics topics, including female legislators, equal pay, and US federal agencies.
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Individual Presentations
Axes of Sexual Consent: Students’ Perceptions in the Shadows of Title IX - Maya Novak-Herzog, Northwestern University
Breaking the Glass Ceiling: Analyzing LES Scores of Female Legislators - Katie Glenn, University of Colorado Boulder
Intersectionality & Equal Pay from 2000-2021: The Limits of Lawsuits - Ashley English, University of North Texas
Trans People Talking to Trans People: Transgender Qualitative Methods - Carissa Ann Cunningham, Rutgers University
Using Texas Birth Data to Analyze the Impact of the Texas Heartbeat Law - Michael J. New, The Catholic University of America
Women Politicians’ Role Model Effects: The Influence of More Shared Identities - Louise Halberg Nielsen, Aarhus University