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So because there's no history or common idiom referencing women in leadership roles, we should just speak of all hardship as though only men have ever, do ever,
by commanda 16y ago
So because there's no history or common idiom referencing women in leadership roles, we should just speak of all hardship as though only men have ever, do ever, and will ever perform in difficult rites of passage? Please. This isn't clumsy, it's forward-thinking, and arguably present-aware.
- gaius 16y agoSo coin an all new term, don't knock a square peg into a round hole. Next you'll say that's sexist I suppose. Note that there are no real rites of passage for either sex in the present day, how is it "present aware"? Sorts the pros from the wannabes, how's that?