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China's #OneChild Policy was designed by missile scientists--but unlike rockets, populations are less predictable. Though gender imbalance persists in China today, one side effect of the One Child Policy was women's increasing access to education.
Yangyang Cheng, a researcher and physicist at Yale Law School’s Paul Tsai China Center, discusses the intersections between science, gender, and family in China.
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China's #OneChild Policy was designed by missile scientists--but unlike rockets, populations are less predictable. Though gender imbalance persists in China today, one side effect of the One Child Policy was women's increasing access to education.
Yangyang Cheng, a researcher and physicist at Yale Law School’s Paul Tsai China Center, discusses the intersections between science, gender, and family in China.
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