When I looked around the arena at my robotics competition, I counted only three other girls out of over a thousand high school students working on their teams’ robots. Glancing at the bleachers, I watched girls parading as mascots, girls cheering for their teams, and girls dancing in the stands. But I didn’t see girls on the competition floor. Maybe in the next few years that gender balance will change, and the timid girls in the bleachers will be replaced by fearless women who are undaunted by society’s confining expectations. Someday, my all-girls team will not be the exception to the unspoken rule, but until then, we have to keep breaking it.
Schlagwort: Gesellschaft
(Cheer-)Leader.
Comme un garçon.
(I do not agree with the use of "feminist" and "masculinist" here.)
Find what's to blame for Shit'n'Shame.
Look for the source of the shit to get rid of it!
I hope fancy bicycles are still allowed.
"Una ciudad avanzada no es en la que los pobres pueden moverse en carro, sino una en la que incluso los ricos utilizan el transporte público."
When ignoring becomes ignorance.
Das nur nach Leistung beurteilen gemäß der Hackerethik anstatt nach “Aussehen, Alter, Herkunft, Spezies, Geschlecht oder gesellschaftliche[r] Stellung” ist zwar ein netter Versuch, aber einer, der in einer Gesellschaft, die von diskriminierenden Strukturen durchzogen ist, natürlich nicht gegen Diskriminierung wirkt sondern diese reproduziert.