Has anyone else noticed how the best and more balanced of Cracked's on feminist issues are written by their female writers, and yet the men get to write them much more often?
A certain lack of self-awareness is at play, methinks.
Crimson847 wrote:In other words, transgender-friendly privacy laws don't molest people, people molest people.
(Presumably, the only way to stop a bad guy with a transgender-friendly privacy law is a good guy with a transgender-friendly privacy law, and thus transgender-friendly privacy law rights need to be enshrined in the Constitution as well)
gisambards wrote:Has anyone else noticed how the best and more balanced of Cracked's on feminist issues are written by their female writers, and yet the men get to write them much more often?
A certain lack of self-awareness is at play, methinks.
gisambards wrote:Men get to write them much more often
gisambards wrote:Has anyone else noticed how the best and more balanced of Cracked's on feminist issues are written by their female writers, and yet the men get to write them much more often?
A certain lack of self-awareness is at play, methinks.
ShuaiGuy wrote:I actually didn't think this article was well-balanced.
archaeologydalek wrote:Considering that she only joined the site as a staffer several weeks ago, I don't think this is likely.
archaeologydalek wrote:In actual fact, I’d consider “Ancient Discoveries That Prove Archaeology is Sexist” to be a more representative title (relatively speaking, anyway). There’s an entire branch of archaeological theory that discusses the representation of women in the archaeological record/profession and it’s a fascinating read. If you’re studying archaeology (like I was), I’d highly recommend it (as well as its sister subject, queer archaeology).
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