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  1. RE: flipboard.com/@associatedpress

    “she was told the airport authority’s leadership believed the proposed ad might be viewed as “threatening” or “intimidating” to men. And… ad would not be displayed due to concerns about negative feedback from community members and that local politicians might find it offensive…

    … lawyers for the SRAA said the authority offered alternate slogans “that conveyed a similar message in a more professional and less misleading and disparaging manner.””

    #SystemicMisogyny #Misogyny #Patriarchy #Law

  2. @JEmphatically

    Until men are no longer running the world it women will never have protection from, or recourse to SA.

    The chances of women becoming equal, or the dominant power is slim, after all we only need to look at the US to see what happens when we are *allowed* a few *rights* like working outside the home for 25% lower wages than out male co-worker! Canada is the same there are attempts to rollback our rights, and we are equally as workplace poor as our female cousins in the US..

    And no one needs to reply with "not all men" because if that was true, the ones who felt we should have equal rights would not be complicit as they are through their silence and lack of action.

    Because of their silence they are not even our allies.

    #SystemicMisogyny

  3. I posted my scathing post about the Nobel prize hachyderm.io/@chx/113272153511 to Hckrnews. Here it got 20 retoots and 21 favorites, that's a lot for my posts there. Over there it got one upvote initially then it was downvoted and flagged. The sexist tech bros do not like criticism.

    #EverydaySexism
    #SystemicMisogyny

  4. So they gave the Nobel Physics prize to AI bros before honoring another woman. Five women were ever honored so and 221 men.

    This is your regular reminder Wikipedia refused an attempt to create a page for Donna Strickland with "This submission’s references do not show that the subject qualifies for a Wikipedia article" not half a year before she became a Nobel laureate. Katalin Kariko's page was not created until April 27, 2020.

    #EverydaySexism #SystemicMisogyny