First published at 09:36 UTC on June 24th, 2019.
Originally Published on Nov 14, 2014
Feminists responded to an extraordinary event by focusing on a completely ordinary and largely irrelevant detail, which they blew out of proportion to the point of making it seem, to themselves, bigger than the ev…
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Originally Published on Nov 14, 2014
Feminists responded to an extraordinary event by focusing on a completely ordinary and largely irrelevant detail, which they blew out of proportion to the point of making it seem, to themselves, bigger than the event itself.
https://talkingpointsmemo.com/livewire/rosetta-scientist-matt-taylor-sexist-shirt
Matt Taylor made history on Wednesday, November 12, with the landing of the Philae lander on a comet, an achievement which had never been done before.
Feminists in tech, in response to this historic moment, worked themselves into a maniacal, foaming tizz over imagery on Taylor's shirt, an item made for him by a female friend.
https://twitter.com/hashtag/shirtstorm?src=hash
https://twitter.com/ellypriZeMaN/status/532927131098300416
Because apparently, though people generally wear images of things they love, when the image on your clothing is a woman, that's misogyny, and it's so powerful that it's threatening to keep women out of science. See how strong and independent feminists are?
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