Her follow up sentence... "You’re also indicating that “this is a women’s problem, best solved by women” but that deepens the divide, creating an “us” and a “th

Her follow up sentence... "You’re also indicating that “this is a women’s problem, best solved by women” but that deepens the divide, creating an “us” and a “them”. Just based on gender…" I also find just as provocative. She's flipping the narrative very effectively with these short punchy hard to miss articulations. I remember feeling taken for granted with some other special help recruitment Facebook dished out for seemingly unrepresented groups. It was totally not my thing and turned out to sour my impression of the company.