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'''Gender Gap''' is the real or perceived tendency for [[men]] and [[women]] to have different views on certain political issues, different levels of obtainment in various skill sets, and even different populations in various programs - for example, AP classes.

'''Gender Gap''' is the real or perceived tendency for [[men]] and [[women]] to have different views on certain political issues, different levels of obtainment in various skill sets, and even different populations in various programs - for example, AP classes.

The "Gender gap" is one reason liberal provided for [[Title IX]] funding in schools, to provide "access" for female students to sports, sporting venues, and competition.  

The "Gender gap" is one reason cited for [[Title IX]] funding in schools, to provide "access" for female students to sports, sporting venues, and competition.

 

In recent years, women have gained considerably in college. For example, in 1970, merely 42% of all college graduates were women; in 2010, 57% were women.

[[Category:United States Government]]

[[Category:United States Government]]