Comments on: Liz notices a bit of sexism in reporting about Mind Camp

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By: John Dempsey

John Dempsey — Tue, 08 Nov 2005 18:41:44 +0000

My company’s done unusual/interesting things, and I think/hope I said some insightful things. Had the free beer been attributed to me, that would be fine.

So I can’t call this sexism. I can say the sausage party aspect brought me down, and of course we need to meditate and stay mindful of how to involve everyone (all facets of diversity) in the evolution of the industry.

By: John Dempsey

John Dempsey — Tue, 08 Nov 2005 18:41:00 +0000

My company’s done unusual/interesting things, and I think/hope I said some insightful things. Had the free beer been attributed to me, that would be fine.

By: MC

MC — Mon, 07 Nov 2005 22:37:00 +0000

i think people need to lighten up. the press *always* does this. maybe these folks haven’t talked to enough reporters and then read the stories the next day. it’s not about sexism, it’s about the way many reporters write stories. men and women are misportrayed *all the time* in order to make the story better (funnier, more clever, more interesting, more damning, etc…).

and it’s quite a jump to go from one person being misportrayed to extending that to a reflection on all women. if anyone is being sexist, it’s liz when she expects an individual (tara) to stand for all women. everyone is different.

lighten up!