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I heard this word used in a meeting just this week, and it was quite shocking. I almost just got up and walked out. It's sort of like calling someone a "deplo
by downerending 7y ago
I heard this word used in a meeting just this week, and it was quite shocking. I almost just got up and walked out. It's sort of like calling someone a "deplorable"--if you want to get people on your side, it's not a word to use.
- LegitShady 7y agoI did walk out of a meeting where that was said and reported it to HR. The person was reprimanded officially. If you disagree with someone and blame it on their gender you may be a sexist.
- klipt 7y agoFortunately US employment law forbids all forms of gender discrimination, including against men.