Tag: Blogging
Can You Hear Me Now?
Last week Cassandra put up a post entitled #YesAllWomen and things got interesting. The entire thread (and its evolution or… reduction?) is worth your time to read, but, for this post, I’m going to deal with my interactions with individual commenters – which means I’ll be taking the comments out of order to highlight the individual conversations.
I’ve debated on how to do this and decided to post comments in their entirety – which means this post will be ridiculously long, but quotes will not be taken out of context. (FYI: I’ve placed the comments in blockquotes, so they can be easily identified. Anything in blockquotes is a direct comment from the #YesAllWomen thread. Everyone with me?) Hey, look at this as your weekend reading!
Basically, I’m going to dissect these conversations. I am also writing this post from my point of view (and only my point of view) – how I interpreted these responses as a women.
I was actually surprised by how frustrated I became writing this post, and I shudder when I think of the forthcoming comments. Mainly because I’m not sure if we can have this discussion without getting defensive. I’ll also point out that while I am calling out certain people’s comments I am doing so in a attempt to see if people can relate to my reactions to certain words, phrases, tone, etc. Again, this post is about how I interpreted comments… and I didn’t always interpret them nicely, so feel free to call me out. But once you do that… do you think you could comment on my point; do you think there’s a conversation to be had? If you do, then after you call me out, could you address that?
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