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A woman can just as easily write a bro-culture article as a man, and you don't have to have worked in Silicon Valley to pick up on the culture. It's splashed al
by biddlesby 6y ago
A woman can just as easily write a bro-culture article as a man, and you don't have to have worked in Silicon Valley to pick up on the culture. It's splashed all over the internet.
If the article reads like bro culture, that's a valid observation, irrespective of the gender or background of the author.
- simonebrunozzi 6y agoI would have replied the same thing. Thanks.
- belorn 6y agoIt really depend on definition. Bro-culture when used a pejorative is usually an reference to the supposed male privilege, and then we have to deal with the question of a woman can have that male privilege and what that would then mean. But why are people bringing in gender into the critique of this article in the first place? The points could just have easily been made without mentioning gender and gender pejoratives. What insight does it contribute that the other points in the comment does not already bring up?