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According to the second paragraph every actor they had played a stereotypical character. In other words they didn't single out women and make fun of them, it wa
by k-mcgrady 14y ago
According to the second paragraph every actor they had played a stereotypical character. In other words they didn't single out women and make fun of them, it was part of a skit in which they made fun of a variety of people. I didn't see the event but it doesn't sound to me like they were being sexist.
Edit: after watching a few clips it seems like a really cheesy presentation, I didn't see any blatant sexism.
>> "The Brazilian woman was hot"
So? It really seems like the author has read far too much into this. I presume the Brazilian woman was demoing a feature of the phone. Should Samsung have discriminated against her based on her appearance and chosen someone less attractive? There are many problems women face in the tech world which need to be fixed but this is a poor attempt at turning a non-story into something bigger.
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- arrrg 14y agoUhm, presenting stereotypes is sexist. They might also have been racist or whatever, but two wrongs don’t make a right.