No they don't. Try talking to someone that will tell you more minorities and women need to get into STEM. After you just stated
White men who skim headlines of my research, don't like how it makes them feel to have racism/sexism/homophobia/transphobia critiqued.pic.twitter.com/XkOHZw45bZ
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the reason most don't STAY in STEM is because of racism, sexism, go down list. It's like they don't even listen to the what is being said.
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Very true - they don't like hearing about structural inequity because that makes them recognise that, as White men, they have privileges.
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But, but, but 'Meritocracy!'
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Right, I started in Physics, but not only was I one of three women in the classes, I was the only black person. I saw the issues early on
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and switched to Computer Science. Then, I discovered a whole other level of discrimination when dealing with WP in the work force.
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It must have been very tough - you've gone from one discipline that has low # of women & Black people to one of the worst for both!
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Strangely enough, I was fine in college. In the workplace not so much, the biggest problems came from arrogant white women.
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soon you will have enough white men tears to make a Man Tear cocktail...
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Already collect enough of this to drink several White Man cocktails daily!
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U so mean
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Y? What should I drink other than WM tears - is this not the lifeblood of feminists? WAS I MISINFORMED ON ORIENTATION DAY?
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Don't feel bad. I think you prolly read earlier version of topic guide. Was changed in second week
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