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Attempting to have processes that aren't implicity racist or sexist is a feminist practice?! If that doesn't qualify as an implicitly sexist statement I wouldn
by HarryHirsch 11y ago
Attempting to have processes that aren't implicity racist or sexist is a feminist practice?! If that doesn't qualify as an implicitly sexist statement I wouldn't know what would.
- Chris2048 11y agoI think poster is skeptical that this is the attempt [of feminism] - no need to sling mud.
- HarryHirsch 11y agoIt's the Wikimedia Foundation that is heavily invested in the more radical parts of feminism - they did sponsor the Ada Initiative, who in many people's opinion qualify as fringe. It was them who called open data feminist ideology. Is all of science suddenly feminist? After all it depends on exchange of data. That's plain barmy.
- flashman 11y agoYes, excising discrimination from processes is a feminist practice. That's not sexist, because feminism is about subtracting, not adding, discrimination based on gender.