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It isn't sexist to study sexual dimorphism. It would be sexist to have a conclusion about the sexes and then cherrypick evidence to support it- but finding evid
by Kroniker 10y ago
It isn't sexist to study sexual dimorphism. It would be sexist to have a conclusion about the sexes and then cherrypick evidence to support it- but finding evidence and then drawing a conclusion is in no way sexist.
- nommm-nommm 10y agoRead what the comment was replying to, "we should interpret [differences between the sexes] with caution."