> These acts demean women, portray them as just sexual objects, and are essentially misogynistic. How do you know that the real "Erica Albright" didn't make mi

> These acts demean women, portray them as just sexual objects, and are essentially misogynistic. How do you know that the real "Erica Albright" didn't make misandrist comments about the size of his genitalia or his inability to measure up to rowers? Those kinds of comments happen all the time to nerds (just look at any Jezebel discussion thread), and are exactly the equivalent of male dissing of female attractiveness. In reality, women's groups fought what would become Facebook tooth and nail. Had Zuckerberg stopped doing what he did after the words of the strong womyn at Fuerza Latina, he'd have been a social outcast through college. Is the takeaway lesson here really to pay obeisance to the enforcers of conventional wisdom? http://www.thecrimson.com/article/2003/11/19/facemash-creator-survives-ad-board-the/ http://www.thecrimson.com/article/2003/11/19/facemash-creato... "Comments on the e-mail lists of both Fuerza Latina and the Association of Harvard Black Women blasted the site."