Do women in science and technology have to act like men to succeed?
This is why I act like a man
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This is why I act like a man
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#2Started to read, things kept popping up over the article as my mouse cursor crossed the window. Gave up and left. I wonder if those "services" that deface articles provide a report of how many people leave the page within 5 seconds of the first pop up.
Re: This is why I act like a man
#3Depending on the circumstances, I am happy to use either men or women as role models. Where role models fail, I must be myself. If colleagues harrass me, then I must confront them directly without flinching or being mean in return, and without any private rancour. This will earn respect.
In the battle of the sexes each side invents conspiracy theories about the other so it can ignore its own role in the conflict. It then continues to act in a way that causes in the other sex the very behavior that offends.