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originally posted by: Annee
a reply to: Dark Ghost
A hotline for women to talk to someone about men "talking down" to them at work.
Just curious - - are you saying its not a problem?
Am I the only woman posting so far?
originally posted by: Dark Ghost
DISTRESSED victims of “mansplaining” in the workplace can now report it to a dedicated union hotline.
Swedish women who believe they have fallen to victim to instances of sexist male colleagues explaining things to them in a sarcastic way are being offered advice and support.
Unionen, which represents 600,000 private sector workers, has set the advice line up in a bid to stamp out the scourge of what has been dubbed “mansplaining”.
The hotline will be manned by feminist politicians, comedians and scientists. They will advise angry women what action to take next, The Local reports.
But Swedish men were not amused, taking to the union’s Facebook page to complain about what they called a “sexist” and polarising campaign.
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Surely this is taking things a little too far? Where does this lead and what good can come of this?
originally posted by: Justso
a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan
I agree-tolerance. But men talk louder etc.
Should training at work be now be gender segregated so that no woman is offended and upset by a male instructing her? Should men and women only be trained by same sex trainers to avoid the hurt and suffering?
originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: CulturalResilience
Should training at work be now be gender segregated so that no woman is offended and upset by a male instructing her? Should men and women only be trained by same sex trainers to avoid the hurt and suffering?
How much you wanna bet it comes down to that?