Listening to the brilliant @OtherSociology talk about equity in STEM @royalsocietynz #SuffrageDaypic.twitter.com/y3IOuz39Vr
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It was over a year ago and I know, which is why it upset me so much! It was a throwaway line but had a big effect.
You don't have any specific example because I never made such a claim. In fact you came up & thanked me for my talk afterwards.
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Two transgender women, among others, specifically thanked for my discussion of gender diversity & intersectionality.
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This is not the first time you've made unfounded accusations on gender equity work. It is most unproductive to make baseless claims.
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That seems unlike me. I think I'll leave this here. As I said, I'm glad it was accidental.
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I have an email apology from you, written to me, and CCed to several senior members of the Academy & your institution, for what you said.
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I meant the baseless. I went about my criticism wrong that time, and I am sorry for it.
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As a nonbinary scientist I'm sensitive to language that wouldn't be noticed by binary cis or trans people. I know you do great work!
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I'm really glad my experience in that talk hasn't been recapitulated, and it was probably just a misspeak. We all make them!
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Ma whero ma pango ka oti ai te mahi. You do great work.
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It's cool if you've forgotten, I'm glad it's not happening anymore.
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