A study by the Utah Women and Leadership Project team with Utah State University surveyed 839 Utah women, calling out sexist comments and asking for change.
<p>SALT LAKE CITY — &quot;You haven't found a husband yet, huh?&quot;</p><p>&quot;You're getting a little fat.
</p><p>In a survey of 839 participants conducted by researchers at Utah State University, most felt they had experienced bias due to their gender and received what were perceived as sexist comm
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