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seabeyond

(110,159 posts)
29. ha ha. fug academics, per thread talking sociologist. what problem with white male demographics?
Tue May 19, 2015, 07:07 PM
May 2015

sexism? what? where? no such thing.

what a treat you are.

are you new here, or have you been to du before? you jump right into the fray of things.

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that is a pretty good metaphor - and pretty awful treatment el_bryanto May 2015 #1
This message was self-deleted by its author 1000words May 2015 #2
No doubt it will also keep those trying to minimize it busy, too. LanternWaste May 2015 #6
This is actually an important issue wheniwasincongress May 2015 #7
This message was self-deleted by its author 1000words May 2015 #8
This isn't about "fashion inconveniences" wheniwasincongress May 2015 #11
you are very clear, you are never "concerned" about womens issues. 100% consistent on that. seabeyond May 2015 #28
So it's men's fault that women drive their own sense of fashion? davidn3600 May 2015 #31
lordy can you do a better job just pulling a story out of the ass to argue? seabeyond May 2015 #33
Christ on a pogo stick! Texasgal May 2015 #39
Wearing makeup and wearing heels are not comparable. Manifestor_of_Light May 2015 #44
You know how some folks say "not all men"? tkmorris May 2015 #34
and make your butt stick out. roody May 2015 #24
wow. couldn't be more blatantly sexist if they spent a month of Sundays cali May 2015 #3
Metaphor? That IS sexism! MADem May 2015 #4
Cheryl Strayed, the author of Wild, said wheniwasincongress May 2015 #5
I think she's absolutely right Warpy May 2015 #9
That was awesome! 2theleft May 2015 #37
I absolutely agree Skittles May 2015 #46
A documentary on Amy Winehouse? That could be interesting . . . Journeyman May 2015 #10
What the heck? treestar May 2015 #12
A dress code isn't sexist Sobax May 2015 #13
Bullshit. This dress code is obviously sexist. nt BreakfastClub May 2015 #15
Is it sexist to require a man to wear a bowtie to a formal event? Sobax May 2015 #16
No, because a woman wouldn't be excluded from wearing a tux and bow tie justiceischeap May 2015 #18
Ok, so if I went to an event in the Bible belt Sobax May 2015 #19
No, that would be transphobia. nt justiceischeap May 2015 #20
Does a bowtie Texasgal May 2015 #42
A dress code is sexist if that code keeps either gender justiceischeap May 2015 #17
So if the dress code says all men must wear a tie and a black coat... davidn3600 May 2015 #22
Jane Campion -- only female winner of Cannes Film Festival justiceischeap May 2015 #27
The only picture with definitely comfortable shoes is Ellen's picture. Manifestor_of_Light May 2015 #43
The code is sexist because it requires women TexasMommaWithAHat May 2015 #26
ha ha. fug academics, per thread talking sociologist. what problem with white male demographics? seabeyond May 2015 #29
It absolutely can be, and in this case it absolutely is. gollygee May 2015 #30
Let me guess. You don't give dress codes much consideration. n/t kcr May 2015 #32
LOL. laundry_queen May 2015 #38
*Medical condition* .. not everyone CAN wear heels lostnfound May 2015 #45
Yikes. AtomicKitten May 2015 #14
That's no metaphor for sexism, it's an example of sexism. And a pointless revolting example it is. Bluenorthwest May 2015 #21
You can tell wheniwasincongress May 2015 #25
Women must be kept at a physical disadvantage at all times!!! roody May 2015 #23
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
Its silly, its sexist, but its France. aikoaiko May 2015 #36
It's easy for me to say this as my career will never be dependent upon such things, mythology May 2015 #41
Rest of the dress code? Here's a photo of Cate attending the screening mnhtnbb May 2015 #47
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