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17. She does not see herself a victim of patriarchy.

Tue Jul 24, 2012, 03:02 PM

Jul 2012

She does not want to class her employees as 'oppressed' and 'privileged'. That would be divisive.

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On Marissa Mayer, words, labels, self-identification and group affiliation. [View all] Warren DeMontague Jul 2012 OP

Agree to a point. ElboRuum Jul 2012 #6

Equality of opportunity. lumberjack_jeff Jul 2012 #7

Going to try to answer this... ElboRuum Jul 2012 #8

Thanks for the thought provoking response lumberjack_jeff Jul 2012 #9

Interesting response. ElboRuum Jul 2012 #14

A truly excellent essay! hifiguy Jul 2012 #3

I can see a couple of reasons here 4th law of robotics Jul 2012 #5

This message was self-deleted by its author Warren DeMontague Jul 2012 #10

They alternate between saying that feminism is a broad tent 4th law of robotics Jul 2012 #11

I see that too lumberjack_jeff Jul 2012 #12

Feminism is what it is at a moment in time from what I've seen. ElboRuum Jul 2012 #13

Leaving it the way it is, ill-defined 4th law of robotics Jul 2012 #15

Precisely. ElboRuum Jul 2012 #16

She does not see herself a victim of patriarchy. Cayenne Jul 2012 #17