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I came to a similar conclusion to GeneralMayhem. She talks about not fitting in until she reaches Oakland and the issue of racism. A huge portion of the artic
by nickonline 12y ago
I came to a similar conclusion to GeneralMayhem.
She talks about not fitting in until she reaches Oakland and the issue of racism.
A huge portion of the article is talking about her not wanting to do an activity that the rest of the team does (e.g. video gaming or drinking beer) I do not feel as though these activities are specifically 'white male engineer' activities. If the team was predominantly black, and these activities still being participated in would she have still felt pressured to attend? I assume she would.
- Mangalor 12y ago> I do not feel as though these activities are specifically 'white male engineer' activities. If someone says they're uncomfortable they're uncomfortable. Even with black teammates, as a woman she might still feel those activities are not her usual thing to do.