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Benevolent sexism: a feminist comic explains how it holds women back

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Benevolent sexism: a feminist comic explains how it holds women back

www.theguardian.com

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Men's [email protected]English • 1 year ago

The French artist Emma, famous for her comic on the ‘mental load’, illustrates how certain ‘friendly’ remarks can belittle women in the workplace

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Sibelius Ginsterberg
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Dude… The moment the woman in the story shows even remote signs of assertiveness, she gets fired.
- Norah - She/They
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  15•1 year ago
  I don’t think he read that far down honestly.
- Cyborganism
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  Removed by mod

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