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Yeah—this. To the extent there is anything, it is really, really small. As if a global pandemic is a small thing requiring minors adjustments from us.
This is again where “bookstore feminism” (or “consultant class feminism”) has failed us all. https://twitter.com/ohevie/status/1336758711780585474
This is again where “bookstore feminism” (or “consultant class feminism”) has failed us all. https://twitter.com/ohevie/status/1336758711780585474
This is definitely part of the structure of the problem: https://twitter.com/sumitapahwa/status/1336878544329183232
Like this is not going to have long-run consequences and isn’t something requiring more than a nudge to go ahead and submit, ladies: https://twitter.com/secstudies_jrnl/status/1336762973059158017
I keep thinking of my work which says that women got political inclusion when organizations filled with men AND women members demanded it.
Where are the “not just women” organizations on this?
Where are the “not just women” organizations on this?
(There are reasons for that, including the decline of organizations, generally. But on a personal level I am extremely disappointed with my own profession’s organizations.)
