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I am sorry to say that I assumed the author was her father for most of the letter. Her arguments made much more sense to me after rereading it with that informa
by h4pless 13y ago
I am sorry to say that I assumed the author was her father for most of the letter. Her arguments made much more sense to me after rereading it with that information, but I guess it's a statement in itself that with the discussion of her technical background and her strong assertive tone, I assumed her a man. Reality: checked.
- jsmeaton 13y agoI'm in the same boat, but I don't think there's anything wrong with me (or you) for making that assumption. It's a male dominated industry, and it makes sense to make that assumption without extra information, especially when the authors gender isn't really relevant to the story.
- ArtDev 13y agoI assumed it was written by a man at first as well. Would you take the accusations of sexism stronger if it was coming from a dad? I would.. and there is something wrong with that.
- jsmeaton 13y agoLate reply, but no I don't think I would. I thought the message, a school kid having to tolerate sexism without the support of the school/teacher/class, more than shameful enough. Willing to agree with you that the gender of the author having a greater impact, either way, is probably wrong.