hnacc10

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by hnacc10 14y ago
Sure, I would love to answer this. To give some perspective to you, I come from the humanities field and have switched to IT. In the humanities field (from college majors to actual employment), men are underrepresented. Women hold majority
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by hnacc10 14y ago
This article is a result of what happens when you have no idea what to write about but you need to get something out quickly + when you want to sound sophisticated and socially progressive.
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by hnacc10 14y ago
I said books written by women for women, not just ABOUT women. These books examine relations between the two sexes and society in general. If you have primarily 50% of the population writing these books to examine society then yes, it is a
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by hnacc10 14y ago
So the typical experience is a "conversation dominated by awkward-to-arrogant, entitled males..."? How is that not sexist? It's like someone saying gender (female) studies classes are filled with by stupid-to-ignorant, entitled females.
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by hnacc10 14y ago
When will "enough be enough"? When will we have no more need for these separate groups? Instead of actually choosing the best candidates based on their best abilities, we now resort to purposely choosing people based on their sex or race. T
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by hnacc10 14y ago
"Have you read any books on sexism or feminism?" Books written by women for women examined at female studies classes at Universities which host Women's Centers? See what's wrong with this picture? It's very one sided. Egalitarianism would b
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by hnacc10 14y ago
Exactly. It is rather ridiculous that people like mlent spew their own definitions for sexism and feel that women cannot be sexist. It destroys any sort of reasonable discourse by being so ignorant.