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So like... including the countries where girls are stoned to death LittleBlue Apr 2014 #1
good example of the difference between sexism and misogyny seabeyond Apr 2014 #2
FYI for people replying to this article LittleBlue Apr 2014 #6
former Conservative health minister Edwina Currie who said: seabeyond Apr 2014 #7
You don't read British newspapers much, do you? LittleBlue Apr 2014 #8
the leaning of the newspaper has nothing to do with what the woman stated. seabeyond Apr 2014 #58
Kinda illustrates the silliness doesn't it. nt Demo_Chris Apr 2014 #12
Or where women are held captive for ten years and forced to bear their rapists children? ismnotwasm Apr 2014 #21
That's illegal and not accepted, and there is the difference. nt LittleBlue Apr 2014 #24
Thank God nt ismnotwasm Apr 2014 #25
Not accepted by the vast majority, perhaps. But there are those who tend to minimize nomorenomore08 Apr 2014 #38
I'm assuming they mean out of Europe, or the "Western" world generally. nomorenomore08 Apr 2014 #35
Oh give me a break. There are many countries in Africa and the middle east where women are quinnox Apr 2014 #3
again. another man making a very good show of the difference between sexism and misogyny. seabeyond Apr 2014 #5
Slavery exists here too BainsBane Apr 2014 #11
This is incorrect... Demo_Chris Apr 2014 #16
I said consumers BainsBane Apr 2014 #17
it is also the country where the boldest, loudest young feminists are coming from also. i think the seabeyond Apr 2014 #4
any other country? Sorry but that seems to be a stretch. maddezmom Apr 2014 #9
Yet Brazil also has a woman President BainsBane Apr 2014 #15
So what? maddezmom Apr 2014 #19
Yes, I did comment on the article you linked to BainsBane Apr 2014 #30
Good. maddezmom Apr 2014 #33
People in the thread seem to be confusing "more pervasive" with "worse" gollygee Apr 2014 #10
Okay, could you explain it? maddezmom Apr 2014 #13
Neither would be close to correct, unless one excludes systemic and legal discrimination. nt Demo_Chris Apr 2014 #18
WARNING TO DUers: DO NOT ATTEMPT TO SPLIT HAIRS LIKE THIS AT HOME. Nye Bevan Apr 2014 #23
Not splitting hairs - they're completely different things. gollygee Apr 2014 #57
Idea: Let's poll Chinese girls to see how they feel about western sexism! nt Demo_Chris Apr 2014 #14
What is that supposed to mean? BainsBane Apr 2014 #40
Interesting. From the article: The Straight Story Apr 2014 #20
I wouldn't say porn in general is the problem. More the proliferation of especially nomorenomore08 Apr 2014 #39
Well, that's not confusing or anything.... The Straight Story Apr 2014 #45
I think you're oversimplifying things quite a bit, though. nomorenomore08 Apr 2014 #49
Yes, even though women are not allowed to drive in Saudi Arabia, the UK is much worse. Nye Bevan Apr 2014 #22
Where does it say she'd been to Iran or Saudi Arabia? nomorenomore08 Apr 2014 #43
My immediate thought when I read this polly7 Apr 2014 #26
Indeed, considering this from today: The Straight Story Apr 2014 #28
And I'm sure I could find you news stories of schoolgirls being kidnapped all over the U.S. nomorenomore08 Apr 2014 #44
The only thing I am belitting here is the claim made The Straight Story Apr 2014 #48
I agree with that, on a base level. But we should still be careful not to dismiss even nomorenomore08 Apr 2014 #50
Note to DU feminists: don't feel like you have to defend this crap. Nye Bevan Apr 2014 #27
Indeed, sexism (and racism, classism, etc) exists in all countries to some degree The Straight Story Apr 2014 #29
I just untrashed it ismnotwasm Apr 2014 #31
Ultimately I think that is what this is about BainsBane Apr 2014 #37
Why is it obviously untrue? BainsBane Apr 2014 #32
That post is just so wrong on so many levels, Nye Bevan Apr 2014 #34
They're confused ismnotwasm Apr 2014 #36
Hmmmm. Why would that be you suppose? The Straight Story Apr 2014 #42
I think you're focusing too much on one little thing. The swimsuit cover isn't bad by itself nomorenomore08 Apr 2014 #46
Leave me out of that crap ismnotwasm Apr 2014 #51
I wasn't referring to you (nt) The Straight Story Apr 2014 #55
Question for those who so object to this article BainsBane Apr 2014 #41
Yes, kiva Apr 2014 #54
I think it's an issue of different manifestations of sexism BainsBane Apr 2014 #56
I agree that cultures exhibit kiva Apr 2014 #60
than any other country SHE HAS VISITED La Lioness Priyanka Apr 2014 #47
so i read the BBC version and she wasn't talking about every aspect of british society La Lioness Priyanka Apr 2014 #52
So...One woman experienced this and now it holds true for all countries? Vashta Nerada Apr 2014 #53
Sexism manifests in several ways. ananda Apr 2014 #59
Interesting quote from the article: Laelth Jun 2014 #61
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