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I feel this post may get deleted. This made me chuckle, though (and slightly weep :/);
Not much to discuss, but the scientist showed lack of judgement.MartinJH said:I feel this post may get deleted. This made me chuckle, though (and slightly weep :/);
The Telegraph seems rather dismissive of the effect/impact of Taylor's choice of apparel for a public discussion. I don't think some scientists who took offense had actually gone looking for offense. I can expect some women scientists were rightfully offended. I would certainly wonder about a colleague who would wear such attire in a professional setting, and I'm sure management where I work would be apoplectic if someone were to show up at a press conference dressed as Taylor did.Atlantic tech writer Rose Eveleth: "No no women are toooootally welcome in our community, just ask the dude in this shirt." Astrophysicist Katie Mack: "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 science. New York blogger, James DiGioia: Technology advances while society remains decidedly retrograde.
Evo said:Not much to discuss, ...
http://c4.nrostatic.com/sites/default/files/newgunnergirlstshirt.jpgtzimie said:Where I can download the image of his t-shirt? I want to print it and to wear it to support the poor guy.
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