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In reply to the discussion: Metaphor For Sexism? Cannes Film Festival Event Won't Admit Women Wearing Flat Shoes [View all]davidn3600
(6,342 posts)22. So if the dress code says all men must wear a tie and a black coat...
That would be sexist too, right? Since it doesn't require women to wear a tie and a coat?
Men and women don't wear the same style of clothes...especially when it comes to formal wear.
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Metaphor For Sexism? Cannes Film Festival Event Won't Admit Women Wearing Flat Shoes [View all]
kpete
May 2015
OP
you are very clear, you are never "concerned" about womens issues. 100% consistent on that.
seabeyond
May 2015
#28
The only picture with definitely comfortable shoes is Ellen's picture.
Manifestor_of_Light
May 2015
#43
ha ha. fug academics, per thread talking sociologist. what problem with white male demographics?
seabeyond
May 2015
#29
That's no metaphor for sexism, it's an example of sexism. And a pointless revolting example it is.
Bluenorthwest
May 2015
#21
Now that the policy has gotten this attention, it will probably be gone in a year or two.
Jim Lane
May 2015
#35
i think so too. hence the reason to never shut up, lol. speaking up is a good thing.
seabeyond
May 2015
#40
It's easy for me to say this as my career will never be dependent upon such things,
mythology
May 2015
#41