> Is it a kind of misogynism? -.- At what point did any of the criticism have anything to do with her gender? Honest question, I'm scratching my head trying t

> Is it a kind of misogynism? -.- At what point did any of the criticism have anything to do with her gender? Honest question, I'm scratching my head trying to see where misogyny comes into play. Surely it's not that _because_ she's a woman any criticism from men must be misogynistic? Would it be different if Intel's CEO was female? Or do the people criticising need to be of the same gender as those they're criticising in order for there to be no misogyny? Truly just trying to get an idea of what sort of perspective it takes to get to > Is it a kind of misogynism?