> I just can't see how making jokes that include sexual imagery are at the expense of women. Note that it included sexual imagery of women, not just sexual im

> I just can't see how making jokes that include sexual imagery are at the expense of women. Note that it included sexual imagery of women, not just sexual imagery. Making a commodity of women's bodies is a big theme of sexism in media, so to introduce that kind of imagery at conference where women will be a smaller percentage of the audience compared to men, you are essentially saying that those women present don't have value outside of their bodies. This kind of thing is hugely alienating.