I'm having a 'what I should have said' moment & its obstructing my 'what I should be doing' day. So I'll say it to you lot & then get on!
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To say that any criticism of a woman's work is misogyny doesn't promote women's equality. It invalidates us as serious & influential people.
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Unless you genuinely think that women can never be wrong about anything (in which case you're mad) you are advocating humouring us.
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Please don't do that. Treat us like normal people. I still have a huge amount of respect for this bloke, btw, but do wish I'd said that! XD
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thanks for this.was having a similar argument with someone. to me it is again taking us back to "let's protect them" situation.
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@honneybadger Yes! Protecting women from criticism looks very like not taking our ideas seriously. I wrote this about it in a blog.pic.twitter.com/np68P67vA3
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...rather than be isolated from debate because i am a woman.
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Funny how this isn't a problem with Theresa May. I haven't seen the same accusations of sexism levelled at her critics.
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Apparently there was a comment about how much cleavage she once showed which annoyed feminists. Fair enough.
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