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Speaking up in public or confronting people has this effect on many, many people. It is an indication of something that you think explaining a woman's own theo

• auggierose 9y ago
  It clearly sounds like sexism (probably non-intentional, but is that better or worse?). On the other hand, the woman who spoke up seems to be an actress working at a theatre, so public speaking is probably not a problem for her.
  • aetimmes 9y ago
    There's a distinction between scripted public speaking in a venue where all interaction is controlled and initiating real conflict in a public place with no such control.
  • TuringTest 9y ago
    It's quite different appearing in public for a rehearsed routine as part of your regular work, than making an impromptu public political statement, specially for introvert types.
  • speby 9y ago
    Both are not great but unintentional is "better" than intentional. The kind that involves intent is generally the kind that is done in a conscious manner (i.e. doing something one knows is sexism but you do it anyways, almost like planned murder is more serious a crime than manslaughter even though both end up with a dead victim).