noun a blend of the words 'man' and 'panel', used to describe a panel or discussion group consisting mostly or entirely of men
Refers to a panel composed entirely of men, often criticized for lacking diversity and excluding women and other marginalized genders
Used to highlight the issue of gender imbalance and lack of representation in certain spaces
Criticism of all-male panels in business and leadership settings
Associated with discussions on the importance of diverse representation and inclusivity in various fields
Critiqued for hosting manels that do not reflect the diversity of the academic community
A writer may be criticized for participating in a manel, which can undermine their credibility and reputation.
Psychologists are encouraged to avoid participating in manels to promote diversity and inclusion in their field.
Academics who are part of a manel may face backlash from their peers and students for not promoting gender diversity.
Business executives attending manels may be seen as perpetuating gender inequality in leadership positions.
Medical doctors should be mindful of participating in manels as it can perpetuate gender stereotypes in the healthcare industry.