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A) Dominant discourse as in the occasional Jezebel article you see shared on FB or actual gender and sexuality studies? What is your experience with the latter?
by detcader 14y ago
A) Dominant discourse as in the occasional Jezebel article you see shared on FB or actual gender and sexuality studies? What is your experience with the latter?
B) You're not giving much to address those assumptions.
- s_baby 14y agoA1) I meant both independently though you can't really separate the two. Academic feminism is just as involved in creating a public discourse as they are an academic one. B) Why would I? The question was obviously a red herring just like the "mouth frothing" ad-hom. My competence in the matter is sufficient. I switched my major from sociology to CS with a focus on machine learning/data. I've dated several feminists and have been tangentially involved at various points in my life. Not that any of this matters. It's a completely irrelevant question.
- vacri 14y agoB) Why would I? Because at the time this comment was made, the 'mouth-frothing' ad-hom hadn't yet been made, which is a bit of revisionism on your part. You also speak of 'the question obviously being a red herring'... but there was no such question posed - you were the one that brought up the significance of your background. How can a non-existent thing be an obvious red herring?