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Putting people into categories based on physical attributes like gender, race or physical abilities and putting artificial quotas on them is far from "acknowled
by numlock86 7y ago
Putting people into categories based on physical attributes like gender, race or physical abilities and putting artificial quotas on them is far from "acknowledging the problem". It's part of the problem. That's what gave us a "gender unbalanced society" in the first place. See every person as the individual they are, not as part of a group with a certain attribute. Then we'll get there.
- telesilla 7y agoWe're completely agreeing! We are in an unbalanced society. So I'm with you, to work together to move onwards. That means not pretending that things aren't messed up, as a first step. Feminism has done a huge amount of work for this, as has post-capitalist and post-colonialism theory. One of my favourite theorists right now is Rosi Braidotti if you are interested, see for example the introduction on her here: https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/philosophy/home/thinking_out_loud/2018_braidotti_human https://www.westernsydney.edu.au/philosophy/home/thinking_ou...