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Auch die "USA Today", eine der Zeitschriften mit der größten Auflage in den USA, macht das Cybermobbing gegen Matt Taylor zum Thema:
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USA Today berichtet über Shirtgate: "Der Niedergang des Feminismus ist wohlverdient"
Auch die "USA Today", eine der Zeitschriften mit der größten Auflage in den USA, macht das Cybermobbing gegen Matt Taylor zum Thema:
So how are things going for feminism? Well, last week, some feminists took one of the great achievements of human history — landing a probe from Earth on a comet hundreds of millions of miles away — and made it all about the clothes.
Yes, that's right. After years of effort, the European Space Agency's lander Philaelanded on a comet 300 million miles away. At first, people were excited. Then some women noticed that one of the space scientists, Matt Taylor, was wearing a shirt, made for him by a female "close pal," featuring comic-book depictions of semi-naked women. And suddenly, the triumph of the comet landing was drowned out by shouts of feminist outrage about ... what people were wearing. It was one small shirt for a man, one giant leap backward for womankind.
The Atlantic's Rose Eveleth tweeted, "No no women are toooootally welcome in our community, just ask the dude in this shirt." Astrophysicist Katie Mack commented: "I don't care what scientists wear. But a shirt featuring women in lingerie isn't appropriate for a broadcast if you care about women in STEM." And from there, the online feminist lynch mob took off until Taylor was forced to deliver a tearful apology on camera.
It seems to me that if you care about women in STEM, maybe you shouldn't want to communicate the notion that they're so delicate that they can't handle pictures of comic-book women. Will we stock our Mars spacecraft with fainting couches?
Not everyone was so censorious. As one female space professional wrote: "Don't these women and their male cohorts understand that *they* are doing the damage to what/whom they claim to defend!?"
No, they don't. Or, if they do, their reservations are overcome by the desire to feel important and powerful at others' expense. Thus, what should have been the greatest day in a man's life — accomplishing something never before done in the history of humanity — was instead derailed by people with their own axes to grind. As Chloe Price observed: "Imagine the ... storm if the scientist had been a woman and everyone focused solely on her clothes and not her achievements."
Hier findet man den vollständigen Artikel.
Auch Die Welt berichtet inzwischen über das Thema.
Veja Também:
- Usa: 30 Prozent Anstieg Bei Betrunkenen Autofahrerinnen
The war of the sexes has women closing in on men in a not-so-flattering category: drunken driving. According to the federal government and lawyers who defend driving-under-the-influence cases, the courts are witnessing a rise in drunken driving cases...
- Neue Studie: Frauen Schaffen Sich Ihre Eigene "gläserne Decke"
A new study shows female managers are more than three times as likely as their male counterparts to underrate their bosses' opinions of their job performance. (...) "Women have imposed their own glass ceiling, and the question is why," said Scott...
- Frauenkonferenz Bei Den Jesuiten: "jede Dritte College-studentin Wird Vergewaltigt"
A Jesuit school is hosting its first-ever "Women’s Day Conference" this weekend and telling attendees that "1 in 3 college women are raped." (...) The keynote speaker will be Shelly Conner, a Loyola English instructor who has written previously that...
- Autorin Erhält Morddrohungen: "warum Ist Der Feminismus So Frauenfeindlich Geworden"?
Nicht nur Nadja "Erzählmirnix" Hermann wird auf Twitter von Feministinnen angepampt, wenn sie sich, sobald es um das Thema "Körpergewicht" geht, der feministischen Leitideologie widersetzt. Einer britischen Autorin geht es nicht anders. Anita Singh...
- Studentin Verzweifelt: "o Feminismus, Was Ist Aus Dir Geworden?"
Saira Khan, Studentin an der Universität Oxford, setzt sich im Magazin Spiked damit auseinander, wie sich der Feminismus ab den siebziger Jahren von der Emanzipations- zur Hass- und Jammer-Bewegung entwickelt hat. Ein Auszug: Many modern-day feminists...
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