Generally, we are accustomed to inviting men not in confidential reports to be called by name, but by adjective.

Even well-known figures of various fields are called by adjective today, as a form to show the greatness or position that characterizes it.

Shakespeare, Einstein, Darwin ... Messi ....

All of them are called by adjective, while their name is probably not so familiar to many individuals.

According to a recent study by Cornell University, this is not something to do if women do not apply the same practice.

The reason is simple, we live in 2018 and gender equality is a chapter that probably should not be dispersed anymore.

The authors of this study explain the reference through the surname as a form that leaves more room for knowledge of men.

If men do so, the same applies to women.

By contrast, all individuals should be punished with their full indentation, so as to avoid differences between the two sexes ...