The right to direct communication without punishment is a hallmark of privilege. Women in tech -- and I know a lot of them -- talk about how the only "acceptab

The right to direct communication without punishment is a hallmark of privilege. Women in tech -- and I know a lot of them -- talk about how the only "acceptable" way to call out a guy's Glaring Error without him getting mad at you is like this: "Gosh, I don't know, I maybe don't really understand the requirements that well, but it seems like {huge mistake} isn't right, what do you think? Of course I could be wrong." We don't like doing this but we are told we're "not team players" if we dont do this.