This image shows why women have so many clothes http://read.bi/1xmbTo8 pic.twitter.com/YkrVnr99HZ
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The real problem here isn’t that (yet another) “mistake” has been made — this is about institutional sexism. See:http://www.slate.com/blogs/xx_factor/2013/09/10/pax_dickinson_business_insider_cto_forced_out_for_sexist_racist_tweets.html …
Note the bit that reads “It’s less clear why Business Insider … took so long to catch on.” Not hard to understand if it’s *systemic*.
It’s time we stopped attributing to incompetence what can be adequately explained by privilege.
@macguru17 Fucking idiots, that’s what. They’ll probably “apologise” for the “mistake” soon & we’ll all move on… +@businessinsider
@aral unbefuckinglieveable.
@aral @businessinsider whole article totally patronising to women, you should be embarrassed @businessinsider
@aral @businessinsider totally clueless! Disappointing really.
@aral @businessinsider gross gross gross
@aral @businessinsider But wtf is it then a sensible solution to have a big wardrobe. Oh and you unfortunate women with small wallets.. 2/2
@aral @businessinsider Poor business news people thought it was sociological when saw the author Lisa Wade is "sociology professor". Duh...
@aral Even worse, these posts were paired in their stream. Uplift with one, tear down with the next.pic.twitter.com/6TPF3azSlZ
@aral even more perplexing is that the writer is a sociology professor and a woman
@aral @businessinsider it starts w. understanding women face many labels - so far so good. 1/2
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