It’s weird that a male presenter can call a woman a “a shallow, self-absorbed, attention-seeking, woke, bandwagon-riding hussy” but if a man said that in the workplace he’d be fired.
It’s weird that these men can write & speak about women like this on a national platform.
It’s weird that these men can write & speak about women like this on a national platform.
https://twitter.com/2covet/status/1369890148448538632
It’s weird that brands who conceivably sell to women are okay with it.
It’s weird that other men in media who have women as their audience are all fine their colleague talks like this.
It’s weird that the media workplace culture means women in media have to hear it - & let it go.
It’s weird that other men in media who have women as their audience are all fine their colleague talks like this.
It’s weird that the media workplace culture means women in media have to hear it - & let it go.
It’s really weird that this level of consistent, demonstrable, clear toxicity is actively encouraged.
That the people who read the articles and say “great, go to print” are the same people who report on other kinds of toxic harm regularly, who see the impact of misogyny, racism.
That the people who read the articles and say “great, go to print” are the same people who report on other kinds of toxic harm regularly, who see the impact of misogyny, racism.
There are other words for the kind of weird this is.
It was International Women’s Day this week.
The message was #ChooseToChallenge.
Keen to challenge why it’s still just weird, and not appalling, wrong, unacceptable that this kind of discourse is still okay in 2021.
It was International Women’s Day this week.
The message was #ChooseToChallenge.
Keen to challenge why it’s still just weird, and not appalling, wrong, unacceptable that this kind of discourse is still okay in 2021.
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