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I wonder why the hero of the story so rarely go to speak with her own voice.
by SiempreViernes 8y ago
I wonder why the hero of the story so rarely go to speak with her own voice.
- perl4ever 8y agoWhich person are you referring to, and why is she "the hero of the story"?
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- perl4ever 8y agoSince it must not have been clear, I was asking whether Alice or Leslie was the "hero of the story" and why.
- Jaruzel 8y agoThe clue here is in the moniker they assigned her: 'MOM' I know it's acronym of her job title, but in Europe you'd never get away with such a traditional role-based label assigned to a female professional like that. Women in the US still have such a long way to go before the patriarchal system even starts to recognise them as equals.
- entityDev 8y agoPerhaps some introspection is required on your part, as to determine how you have become so quickly and ignorantly triggered. "MOM" has nothing to do with her gender, for if you had read the article that you are commenting on, you would have realized that it stands for "Missions Operations Manager". Hmm, women in the US have such a long way to go before they can apply logic and reasoning to their frequently triggered and incorrect outburst about the non-existent "Patriarchy", and to also recognize that women and men are NOT equal in all things, but bring a unique perspective and wonderful sparks when they work together.
- dctoedt 8y agoIt sounds like an inside joke among equals, not a put-down.
- gort 8y agoSomewhat hastily compiled, here are (I think) all direct quotes from the article: https://pastebin.com/raw/5rhv1KjE https://pastebin.com/raw/5rhv1KjE I don't understand your complaint.