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I find my belief that women are equal in talent and ability contradicts the notion that such segregated 'safe spaces' are anything but sexist; how do we reconci
by thereisnospork 8y ago
I find my belief that women are equal in talent and ability contradicts the notion that such segregated 'safe spaces' are anything but sexist; how do we reconcile the opinion that women are equal with the opinion that women need segregated spaces (professional-related)?
- burkaman 8y agoYou can probably reconcile by talking in person with women who use these spaces.
- thereisnospork 8y agoIs this not the most (or at least a) reasonable place to discuss? It would seem rude to walk into a club and ask 'why should you exist'.
- jonnybgood 8y ago"Segregated" is an odd word choice. A historically disenfranchised group that now has the power to create avenues for themselves is what I would call equality. It is not a segregated space, but an act of empowerment.