Kari Lindberg

How the U.S. Can Become a ‘Paradise of Gender Equality.'

By Kari Lindberg ● Equal Rights ● October 29, 2017

The aura of mystery surrounding gender equality in Sweden and Scandinavia is actually not a mystery at all.

Women’s Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health: U.S. vs. Latin America

By Kari Lindberg ● Equal Rights ● September 27, 2017

It is only a salute to the flag, as long as cultural norms of patriarchy and religious values are held to a higher standard than the desire for women’s advancement.

U.S. and South Korea: How Traditional Values with Religious Roots Still Impact Gender Inequalities

By Kari Lindberg ● Equal Rights ● August 30, 2017

Much like the role that Confucianist thought has played in shaping South Korean traditional gender norms, so too has Judeo-Christian, ancient Greek, and ancient Roman thought shaped American traditional beliefs.

Equal Rights for Women: Lessons from Rwanda

By Kari Lindberg ● Equal Rights ● August 1, 2017

In sub-Saharan countries, especially Rwanda, ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment has provided a legal framework and support to lessen the gender gaps. The U.S. can learn from this.