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If the founder created the product based on their own online experiences and they happen to be an Asian woman it makes complete sense she would talk about the p
by hellomyguys 6y ago
If the founder created the product based on their own online experiences and they happen to be an Asian woman it makes complete sense she would talk about the product from that perspective...
Do you really find it surprising a lot of online harassment is targeted towards women and minorities? And is it abrasive to point that out?
- serf 6y agoWithout really answering your question, I think any pejorative that is based around generalizing an entire behavior as the result of biology/gender/sex is pretty offensive. In other words, phrases like 'mansplaining' are just as offensive as phrases like 'man-up' or 'stop being such a girl' when being said with a serious or negative tone; and I think the use of such language exacerbates the problem rather than simply pointing it out. Yes, I think that language is abrasive and contrary to the goal of unification. No, I don't find it surprising that the internet can be a horrible place.
- hellomyguys 6y agoYes, in a vacuum maybe, but given the context of the world and history, I personally do not find it offensive for a woman to complain about men in a generalized way, given... you know all of human history... Punching up vs punching down
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