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11. you don't have to convince me of sexism

Wed Jul 24, 2024, 02:02 PM

Jul 2024

I've been on this planet for some time now....heck, the stories I could tell you about being a gal in the military in the 70's!!!

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Why I make a point of calling her Vice President Harris [View all] bluewater Jul 2024 OP

I like MVP Harris. BlueTsunami2018 Jul 2024 #1

Agree. Titles express and confer respect. wnylib Jul 2024 #3

I've been trying to stick with the last name, but sometimes forget AZSkiffyGeek Jul 2024 #4

This sexism (from both men and women) is common in many occupations spooky3 Jul 2024 #5

Thanks for pointing out this is widespread in other fields too! bluewater Jul 2024 #7

I wish it weren't widespread, but it is. Nt spooky3 Jul 2024 #8

to be fair, I say Hillary so as not to be confused with Bill Skittles Jul 2024 #6

you don't have to convince me of sexism Skittles Jul 2024 #11

I've been mistaken for a man many times on DU Skittles Jul 2024 #13

Not sure I'd totally agree. TwilightZone Jul 2024 #10

A lot of people refer to Sanders as Bernie SocialDemocrat61 Jul 2024 #14

I hear Joe all the time lame54 Jul 2024 #15

The first 4 years of my peds nurse practitioner career were spent... 3catwoman3 Jul 2024 #16

I use to belong to a local genealogy group. Delmette2.0 Jul 2024 #17

I try to show respect but sometimes I just want to quickly ecstatic Jul 2024 #18