> ...because the people doing the talking are mostly men, and the people being talked over are mostly (but not always) women; I find _this_ sexist. I know case

> ...because the people doing the talking are mostly men, and the people being talked over are mostly (but not always) women; I find _this_ sexist. I know cases where the opposite is true as well as where the interruptor does not care about the gender of the other person. > If your rudeness is more likely to happen to women then maybe it's a result of sexism. If A=A then A=A, therefore we can conclude that A=A. How wise. I am not saying sexism doesn't exist, I am just saying that the author of this article is very liberal with her accusations based on a single observation of the moderator. Moreover, ironically, it is very sexist of her and I find this unfair to the moderator and men in general.