Now with the Washington Post from the next morning added…
New York Times
The total is 36% female. The segregation score is .42, meaning 42% of men or women would have to switch sections to get an even gender distribution across sections. If that’s what you want.
Washington Post
The total is 32% female and the segregation is .41. The grey couple appears pretty homophilous.
Note: Authors counted as many times as they appeared (e.g., if a piece appeared in more than one section, or they had two pieces in the same section).
How does a paper like The Guardian do?
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