As a woman and then a woman of color in a small town in Missouri, I see nothing wrong with what she said, always advocate for yourself. Even as a young male(especially if your black , ect) in an environment of older men advocate always for yourself.
Nothing wrong with what she said. She is merely describing her lived experiences honestly and not sugarcoat bs. Stop trying to gaslight her by saying she's bitter.
As a man, i agree there is a lot of work that needs to be done regarding sexism and respect towards women in STEM. Furthermore, i can say that as an Indian-american college student, misogyny is still highly prevalent in my society back in india and i wish i could change that as well. Baby steps, but i wish the world to be a better place 👍
It impressive she got a biologist degree and job. Huge respect for her to getting a biology degree and working. I understand it a hard degree path but she should be celebrated for making her dream become real.
amen. a hardworking woman who has fought against the odds to achieve her career, who knows the world won't always help her so she takes action herself - she must have a mindset of steel.
The comments about this woman is baffling and disrespectful. NONE of you lames know her. If this woman wants to empower her female or other marginalized students, she has every right to do so. 90% of you ppl need to get a life. At least she’s doing something with her life.
lol people who are judging her for being angry have clearly never set foot in a lab. the disrespect toward women and poc in STEM is astounding. E.g. i literally had male bio profs tell me NOT to wear my wedding ring to interviews in college. just bc she is sassy doesn't mean she's wrong 😉
I have been working in a lab 17 years. I do agricultural contamination testing. I'm one of two women in my place of work. I have worked for this company 12 years. Stand up for yourself. Its that simple. I've seen way more ageism than sexism. Generally speaking in my field its the loudest mouths struggle to meet the workload requirements. Its a unisex issue. They also tend to be the biggest complainers. I've had lots of female peers come in hot trying to change everything a month after being hired, then they get in their feelings about being told no. For context, I work in rural Oklahoma.
@moosemoose133 because humans aren’t rare. There are millions of unwanted children in orphanages. How many have you adopted, since you care so much for them? None? I thought so.
Sorry bout this being so late, and sorry for the late notification. In case you didn't see my comment. I'm colour (brown, native to central America) this white bitch is tweaking. I feel white women have the most power. If I were to lay a finger on a white female in public, instant life sentance.
Biology is a majority female career. According to statistics, taken in 2023, by careerexplorer, interest in biology is about 50/50, between the sexes, yet the industry itself is 67% female. So im not sure what this woman is talking about or why she had to make it a thing when she doesnt even know what shes talking about… I will say the industry is about 50% caucasian, but i see that number going down as more people become interested in the field.
@@SalaryTransparentStreetlol i knew it , ill leave you a final word of wisdom maybe someone can explain it to you slowly: “Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.” Mark Twain
@@SalaryTransparentStreetsee this is where we go wrong here. Instead of keeping civility about they're comment that had no ill contempt towards the subject and debating like adults. You Immediately result in name calling because someone doesn't agree with your ideals.
We don’t like narcissistic women that act always on guard and deliberately misconstrue everything you say to satisfy their fantasy that the world is against them…
Hey, student at said college here. I think that one of the main reasons they use this person's first name is bc most of our other professors ask us to use their first names.
She said she specifically asked her students to call her professor. So the excuse that they call someone else something different is absolutely no excuse.
Interesting.mind you when I went to school 30 years ago you had to call the professor Dr Mr or Mrs... I don't recall seeing professor...however if they asked definitely I would have and we always respected the teacher...you could hear a pin drop lol
many of my profs have us call them by their first names, but you won't catch me _dead_ just assuming it. if they introduce themselves as dr. then i'm calling them dr. & assuming you can ditch the title without invitation is disrespectful. so it's fair to feel disrespected
No hate but even in Ivy League we call our professors no matter male or female by their first name . They never tell us to call them professor. Maybe not very confident ?
@@jones2277 nothing . Just that most people don’t get defined by some labels . Even If you have a phd most people don’t ask others to call them dr x. Also compared to phd Professor in is not considered a prefix for your name , it’s a job rather than a title . If you no longer work at a university you are no longer a professor. And in so many other jobs people don’t get called by their profession, if you are a lawyer and ask people to call you lawyer x it’s just weird and shows lack of self worth
It's not a confidence thing, it's a cultural one. Some schools/educators expect students to adhere more strictly to hierarchical & professional titles than others do.
I hate the professor thing 🙄. I have my doctorate I don’t force my patients to call me doctor, they can call me by my first name as long as they respect me. You can’t force people to respect you, you have to earn it
It’s disrespectful, period. I would never call my teacher by their first name. Especially if they thought I was being rude doing so. And honestly, anyone who had wanted the title doctor and wants to be called doctor, has earned that title. You might not care but be respectful to the people who do care
@@ghanshyamsingh3653I get that this might be disrespectful, but you don't know her situation or other's situations. Questioning might show disrespectful to you and the person interviewed, but it might show interest and critical thinking to the person you responded to.
wanting to be respected in your field/profession makes you a clown? do you also disrespect and downgrade the achievements of women who may work in the same field as you? or did you just wake up and decide to spew bullshit on the specific day you posted this
I work in a lab with a woman who has similar claims as this, for some reason she believes her word isn't taken as seriously or that she is disrespected, it's completely fabricated and blown out of proportion. Most of the time we have to work around her bent attitude and still listen to her complain like we don't all put in the same work 🙄
When I was in school I knew so many women with that same twisted mentality. My subject of study was Welding. Interestingly enough, there were girls there. Quite a few actually, all lesbians which was good bc I was the only gay man there. All the girls already had the “men don’t take me seriously” attitude. I remember asking one of them why she thinks that and she struggled to give a believable situational example. They also thought the Instructor was sexist bc he graded their welding and all got like 5/10 when most of the boys got 7-8/10 to 10/10 (which btw getting a 10/10 is HARD everything needs to be perfect) One of the girls showed me her welding and it’s all wiggly. I had no idea how she did that. But my best guess is just the fact that the girls, even tho they are lesbians and claim that they can do what men do, simply can’t handle the massive heat or the heavy welding nozzles for long periods of time. And that’s okay. Even myself, as a man know my limits. I can’t stand there with a 45lbs giant angle-grinder grinding away at massive I-beams for 8hrs straight. With only a 10min break and a 30min in between. At the end of it all, I just don’t understand why some women just refuse to believe that men and women are different. Heck, that everyone is different.
You sound extremely dismissive of this woman's experience and totally closed off to even attempting to hear her. If the other people she works with is anything like you her work days must 😓miserable.
@@ShawnteAmoure it's funny because I'm one of the only people she feels comfortable venting to. I'm a listener and I make peace with everyone on the team. Shes a great person outside of work, but when it comes to being a flowing, adapting member of a team handling complex objectives, it's a different story. I can see clearly the only reason she's not well received by others is that her personality is extremely grating and she complains about everything as if she's the only one going through it. She falls back on her excuse of being the only woman, when I've seen her be extremely difficult in many situations. Other team members have fought for her in many situations giving her the benefit of the doubt, and yet she will still play the victim when things don't go her way. I'm calling it exactly like it is. Whether you believe it I don't care.
Only the T and E in STEM are worth it. Careers in tech and Engineering pay way more with jut a bachelors whereas with biology or chemistry you’re going to have to get a masters or beyond and even then the pay isn’t that great....
Wow, this comment section is awful. How disappointing that her talking about her experience in the workplace is seen as an attack. Clearly there's much work to be done.
People are more upset about the men calling her first name. Like no one is purposely disrespecting by not calling you professor cause your a woman. Not to mention students talk back and question every teacher it not just her. She just seems like she wants to act like a victim. Of course it’s possible that she is disrespected I don’t know her but the way she said these things felt frustrating to some. Especially her use of “marginalized” referring to a woman. Very few university students hate on a woman professor. No one cares.
All respect to her for the work she put in, and awesome that she can support herself financially with it. But at least in my area, there are scholarships one could get by simply being a minority. There is a very large Hispanic population here, they often get grants thru the state and local college. Most of the people I know who are in college are either women or latino lol. However, advocating for yourself as a women is important when negotiating salary. Men are typically more aggressive. I would love to see more women being stern in negotiating the salary they deserve.
I like how the only people who don't get what shes saying are morons who couldn't even get through a semester of a college biology program lmao, you're either an incel, retarded or both
That's just sad and it's absolutely ridiculous , people should be treated with more respect, especially minority groups and it's because of that disrespect that I think all the drama and backlash comes into play. If anybody cares and respects you just know that I do and you are greatly appreciated!
No one gonna help you out? Advocating for yourself if you’re “marginalized”? I’m a man - what do you think I have to contend with? Men don’t have the option to rely on others. We have to compete. We have to be aggressive.
50% population, 2/3 rd of college grads, better social lives, dating lives, family courts have your backs, get to keep children 90% of the time, yet marginalized! White women, yet marginalized! Earning twice more than average American yet marginalized! Just because of women tag.
@@ShadowKiller71 Oregon itself is generally more expensive especial Portland. Even worst is that they don’t have sales tax so cost of living is even higher than high…
@@ShadowKiller71 80k for someone with a bio background and 12 years experience living in an expensive city is terrible dude. She should be making 125+ easily.
I have no problem with anything else she said... but the fact she's so smart, educated, has a biology degree, is a professor and says ehh-k-cetera... you mean etcetera? 😅 I'm just picky I guess. Or jealous...
LOL. Interesting. Either Portland State University or PCC. Hmm.. some how I think she is bs’ing. Students from Portland will be checking her background out. Although she is a professor, it’s appropriate to address her by name. Why is she taking that as a lack of disrespect?
But I bet you have no problem with elementary school teachers forcing students to call them “Ms” and “Mr” or calling police officers “Officer” and not just John
I was speaking in relation with the questions that she was asked... I was in a school and university where we had no option but to call the professor Mr or Ms or Mrs. It wasn't really a problem for me doing this
She’s cornered herself into feeling less than because of her sex. It’s sad. I work in sales for a fence group and it’s female owned and operated. My boss and the owner, which are both female, can’t relate with her.
I feel like it's both. Genuine experiences with sexism but also internalized fear of being belittled/feeling like you're not enough, which can make situations seem sexist more often.
❤Awrsome professin...😂Usually Jobs for the rich and out of the house tax incentives...breaks where the ground is striped from strip farming..now when you don't lie in that profession..they yell at you...when you identify suspects and sources you are a racist. I,m interested..❤I could use a hobby❤.😅
As a woman and then a woman of color in a small town in Missouri, I see nothing wrong with what she said, always advocate for yourself. Even as a young male(especially if your black , ect) in an environment of older men advocate always for yourself.
I’d hope people advocate for scientific progress over themselves unless they’re an arts major. This is unrealistic expectations but call me crazy.
@@geigercourtierYeah she seems very arrogant to me
In science you advocate for your work not your race
You're lame
@@geigercourtier yeah but what use is making the greatest scientific breakthrough if no one listens to you
Nothing wrong with what she said. She is merely describing her lived experiences honestly and not sugarcoat bs. Stop trying to gaslight her by saying she's bitter.
As a man, i agree there is a lot of work that needs to be done regarding sexism and respect towards women in STEM. Furthermore, i can say that as an Indian-american college student, misogyny is still highly prevalent in my society back in india and i wish i could change that as well. Baby steps, but i wish the world to be a better place 👍
Simp moment
@@fili-pes1275 ur an immature dumbass alert; read the room and a read a book god dam it
It impressive she got a biologist degree and job. Huge respect for her to getting a biology degree and working. I understand it a hard degree path but she should be celebrated for making her dream become real.
In case anyone is wondering there is still a lot of sexism in STEM it's a genuine issue that is only now starting to get attention.
A reminder that your mindset becomes your life
Amen!! But one also has to try their best at what they want to accomplish
Do you tell the incels that?
@@Maggiebenjeeyes incels are pathetic that’s why they are incels.
I hear you on that
amen. a hardworking woman who has fought against the odds to achieve her career, who knows the world won't always help her so she takes action herself - she must have a mindset of steel.
The comments about this woman is baffling and disrespectful. NONE of you lames know her. If this woman wants to empower her female or other marginalized students, she has every right to do so. 90% of you ppl need to get a life. At least she’s doing something with her life.
lol people who are judging her for being angry have clearly never set foot in a lab. the disrespect toward women and poc in STEM is astounding. E.g. i literally had male bio profs tell me NOT to wear my wedding ring to interviews in college. just bc she is sassy doesn't mean she's wrong 😉
I have been working in a lab 17 years. I do agricultural contamination testing. I'm one of two women in my place of work. I have worked for this company 12 years.
Stand up for yourself. Its that simple. I've seen way more ageism than sexism. Generally speaking in my field its the loudest mouths struggle to meet the workload requirements. Its a unisex issue. They also tend to be the biggest complainers. I've had lots of female peers come in hot trying to change everything a month after being hired, then they get in their feelings about being told no.
For context, I work in rural Oklahoma.
@Moose moose the type of blatant misogyny she is talking about exactly. thanks for making her point 👌
@moosemoose133 because humans aren’t rare. There are millions of unwanted children in orphanages. How many have you adopted, since you care so much for them? None? I thought so.
@moosemoose133 says the heartless one saying women should never have entered the workforce. You’re miserable and you’ll stay miserable, I’m sure.
@moosemoose133 so you admit that you’re a mooch and a waste of space. You contribute nothing of value to society.
This comment section has failed the vibe check
Absolutely. These incels need to get lost!
@@kekedream why did she called herself marginalized?
@@takeshikovach5165becuase she is a woman and women are often disrespected and marginalized in science
Sorry bout this being so late, and sorry for the late notification. In case you didn't see my comment. I'm colour (brown, native to central America) this white bitch is tweaking. I feel white women have the most power. If I were to lay a finger on a white female in public, instant life sentance.
@@PossiblyCloudHeadbiology is a 70% female career
I like her advice..No body will help you so help yourself..
Biology is a majority female career. According to statistics, taken in 2023, by careerexplorer, interest in biology is about 50/50, between the sexes, yet the industry itself is 67% female. So im not sure what this woman is talking about or why she had to make it a thing when she doesnt even know what shes talking about…
I will say the industry is about 50% caucasian, but i see that number going down as more people become interested in the field.
You literally proved her point. Keep being mad, Billy 🤡
@@SalaryTransparentStreetare you mad i pulled out documented verifiable statistics??? You must be a leftist
And you probably don’t believe actual election results lol like we said, keep being mad and proving all our points 🫶
@@SalaryTransparentStreetlol i knew it , ill leave you a final word of wisdom maybe someone can explain it to you slowly:
“Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience.”
Mark Twain
@@SalaryTransparentStreetsee this is where we go wrong here. Instead of keeping civility about they're comment that had no ill contempt towards the subject and debating like adults. You Immediately result in name calling because someone doesn't agree with your ideals.
I love how toxic every reply is when she legitimately states her point in a calm and respectful way. Tons of guys just itching to prove her points.
We don’t like narcissistic women that act always on guard and deliberately misconstrue everything you say to satisfy their fantasy that the world is against them…
Hey, student at said college here. I think that one of the main reasons they use this person's first name is bc most of our other professors ask us to use their first names.
She said she specifically asked her students to call her professor. So the excuse that they call someone else something different is absolutely no excuse.
Interesting.mind you when I went to school 30 years ago you had to call the professor Dr Mr or Mrs... I don't recall seeing professor...however if they asked definitely I would have and we always respected the teacher...you could hear a pin drop lol
many of my profs have us call them by their first names, but you won't catch me _dead_ just assuming it. if they introduce themselves as dr. then i'm calling them dr. & assuming you can ditch the title without invitation is disrespectful. so it's fair to feel disrespected
Most Portlandian answer I've ever heard
The incels have taken over the comment section 😅
@@RisingInTheFlesh we KNOW.......
its crazy that she earns $80k with years of experience while computer science majors can get $70k right out the door
I’m sorry in Portland and 80k CUMULATIVELY wtf she’s severely underpaid.
She’s got a chip on her shoulder and an attitude for sure.
Lame LMAO
No hate but even in Ivy League we call our professors no matter male or female by their first name . They never tell us to call them professor. Maybe not very confident ?
It's you, hi, you're the problem it's YOU. Proved her point.
@Salary Transparent Street wow, what a great reply to someone who was asking a genuine question. Victim hood 101, pay attention class
@@jones2277 nothing . Just that most people don’t get defined by some labels . Even If you have a phd most people don’t ask others to call them dr x. Also compared to phd Professor in is not considered a prefix for your name , it’s a job rather than a title . If you no longer work at a university you are no longer a professor. And in so many other jobs people don’t get called by their profession, if you are a lawyer and ask people to call you lawyer x it’s just weird and shows lack of self worth
It's not a confidence thing, it's a cultural one. Some schools/educators expect students to adhere more strictly to hierarchical & professional titles than others do.
I hate the professor thing 🙄. I have my doctorate I don’t force my patients to call me doctor, they can call me by my first name as long as they respect me. You can’t force people to respect you, you have to earn it
It’s disrespectful, period. I would never call my teacher by their first name. Especially if they thought I was being rude doing so.
And honestly, anyone who had wanted the title doctor and wants to be called doctor, has earned that title. You might not care but be respectful to the people who do care
You should respect your doctors and your teachers, period.. respect your elders. You gonna tell your grandma to earn your respect ?
You must be the life of the party.@@Lynn-Lynn-Lynn
@@Lynn-Lynn-Lynn Maybe in your country but in mine we always called them by their first name, even as kids it was "Ms -First Name-".
@@lollybowser ok then that’s appropriate for you. It’s rude in the us
she sounds like a horrible teacher if she doesn't want students to question her
please have common sense...
@@Unpos_sible Likewise.
So the students using her first name to refer to her is not horrible or it went over your intelligent brain?!?!?
@@ghanshyamsingh3653 fr
@@ghanshyamsingh3653I get that this might be disrespectful, but you don't know her situation or other's situations. Questioning might show disrespectful to you and the person interviewed, but it might show interest and critical thinking to the person you responded to.
Marginalized with an $80k e-mail job. 😂
Do you seriously think working as a biologist and professor is an email job? Are you fucking dumb?
That’s 2 jobs combined for 80k tho.
It took being marginalized her entire life and thru college and into her field to earn that 80k a year. Boy your privilege is showing
You gotta help yourself regardless. It’s not because you are a woman, that is what you call excuses.
West coast is such a clown show.
how so?
wanting to be respected in your field/profession makes you a clown? do you also disrespect and downgrade the achievements of women who may work in the same field as you? or did you just wake up and decide to spew bullshit on the specific day you posted this
I work in a lab with a woman who has similar claims as this, for some reason she believes her word isn't taken as seriously or that she is disrespected, it's completely fabricated and blown out of proportion. Most of the time we have to work around her bent attitude and still listen to her complain like we don't all put in the same work 🙄
When I was in school I knew so many women with that same twisted mentality.
My subject of study was Welding. Interestingly enough, there were girls there. Quite a few actually, all lesbians which was good bc I was the only gay man there. All the girls already had the “men don’t take me seriously” attitude. I remember asking one of them why she thinks that and she struggled to give a believable situational example. They also thought the Instructor was sexist bc he graded their welding and all got like 5/10 when most of the boys got 7-8/10 to 10/10 (which btw getting a 10/10 is HARD everything needs to be perfect)
One of the girls showed me her welding and it’s all wiggly. I had no idea how she did that. But my best guess is just the fact that the girls, even tho they are lesbians and claim that they can do what men do, simply can’t handle the massive heat or the heavy welding nozzles for long periods of time. And that’s okay. Even myself, as a man know my limits. I can’t stand there with a 45lbs giant angle-grinder grinding away at massive I-beams for 8hrs straight. With only a 10min break and a 30min in between.
At the end of it all, I just don’t understand why some women just refuse to believe that men and women are different. Heck, that everyone is different.
You sound extremely dismissive of this woman's experience and totally closed off to even attempting to hear her. If the other people she works with is anything like you her work days must 😓miserable.
@@ShawnteAmoure it's funny because I'm one of the only people she feels comfortable venting to. I'm a listener and I make peace with everyone on the team. Shes a great person outside of work, but when it comes to being a flowing, adapting member of a team handling complex objectives, it's a different story. I can see clearly the only reason she's not well received by others is that her personality is extremely grating and she complains about everything as if she's the only one going through it. She falls back on her excuse of being the only woman, when I've seen her be extremely difficult in many situations. Other team members have fought for her in many situations giving her the benefit of the doubt, and yet she will still play the victim when things don't go her way. I'm calling it exactly like it is. Whether you believe it I don't care.
I completely agree. I got this new job a few months ago and the person that was training me really tried to do the same thing.
Not all of you losers gaslighting the people who were telling you about their lived experiences. Y'all are disgusting
Only the T and E in STEM are worth it. Careers in tech and Engineering pay way more with jut a bachelors whereas with biology or chemistry you’re going to have to get a masters or beyond and even then the pay isn’t that great....
T and E are great and genuinely fun, but in my experience it also has more sexism sadly. Depends on the workplace though.
Wow, this comment section is awful. How disappointing that her talking about her experience in the workplace is seen as an attack.
Clearly there's much work to be done.
People are more upset about the men calling her first name. Like no one is purposely disrespecting by not calling you professor cause your a woman. Not to mention students talk back and question every teacher it not just her. She just seems like she wants to act like a victim. Of course it’s possible that she is disrespected I don’t know her but the way she said these things felt frustrating to some. Especially her use of “marginalized” referring to a woman. Very few university students hate on a woman professor. No one cares.
All respect to her for the work she put in, and awesome that she can support herself financially with it. But at least in my area, there are scholarships one could get by simply being a minority. There is a very large Hispanic population here, they often get grants thru the state and local college. Most of the people I know who are in college are either women or latino lol.
However, advocating for yourself as a women is important when negotiating salary. Men are typically more aggressive. I would love to see more women being stern in negotiating the salary they deserve.
This is why I shifted away from academic to industry.
Basically if you can show you're a supposed 'victim', ask for more. Nice way to show your true colors as a prifessor
I like how the only people who don't get what shes saying are morons who couldn't even get through a semester of a college biology program lmao, you're either an incel, retarded or both
That's just sad and it's absolutely ridiculous , people should be treated with more respect, especially minority groups and it's because of that disrespect that I think all the drama and backlash comes into play. If anybody cares and respects you just know that I do and you are greatly appreciated!
No one gonna help you out? Advocating for yourself if you’re “marginalized”?
I’m a man - what do you think I have to contend with? Men don’t have the option to rely on others. We have to compete. We have to be aggressive.
Never heard of the good ole boy system
50% population, 2/3 rd of college grads, better social lives, dating lives, family courts have your backs, get to keep children 90% of the time, yet marginalized!
White women, yet marginalized!
Earning twice more than average American yet marginalized!
Just because of women tag.
Advocate for yourself to get $80k a year with a pure sciences background?! Take your own advice girl
80k isn’t terrible if it was 1 job but I believe 80k is her combined income
@@ShadowKiller71 Oregon itself is generally more expensive especial Portland. Even worst is that they don’t have sales tax so cost of living is even higher than high…
@@ShadowKiller71 80k for someone with a bio background and 12 years experience living in an expensive city is terrible dude. She should be making 125+ easily.
This one is goofy 😂 “marginalized”
I have no problem with anything else she said... but the fact she's so smart, educated, has a biology degree, is a professor and says ehh-k-cetera... you mean etcetera? 😅 I'm just picky I guess. Or jealous...
Oof. This one took a rough turn
I am in STEM and nowadays it’s 75% woman 25% men lol
Who hurt you ?
Biology 😍😍😍. So happy to see a biologist on here! ❤❤❤
ridiculous
LOL. Interesting. Either Portland State University or PCC. Hmm.. some how I think she is bs’ing. Students from Portland will be checking her background out. Although she is a professor, it’s appropriate to address her by name. Why is she taking that as a lack of disrespect?
She's not getting paid enough based on the complexity of her discipline. That's just me talking though...
Marginalized group : like a woman
...wait what?????
Just humanitarian feminist representation.
BIOLOGY is the most popular subject in St. Finian's College Secondary School Mullingar Co Westmeath Ireland
She is believably. Except about the STEM stuff.
The test it so hard that she should be earning $400,000 per year
No
Topic is good but it has too much distraction
😂😂😂 classic victim
This seemed like an SNL skit. She should focus her efforts less on being a victim and more on being likeable.
She shouldn’t have to worry about pleasing the people who clearly disrespect her and devalue her. Take yourself as an example.
@@peach1soju Nope, she is a woke mess. She's a professional victim. Stay away from her.
She should smile more and stay in the kitchen you say?
Gross
What??
Empowering ur students....forcing them to call u Professor.....advocating for people of color and women.....
What sense does it make?
But I bet you have no problem with elementary school teachers forcing students to call them “Ms” and “Mr” or calling police officers “Officer” and not just John
I was speaking in relation with the questions that she was asked...
I was in a school and university where we had no option but to call the professor Mr or Ms or Mrs. It wasn't really a problem for me doing this
How is wanting to be called professor conflicting with empowering ur students?
Dope
Women get helped out in life way more than men it’s not even close
Look up the stats of workplace harassment and SA toward females. And even unaliving. And then remember how it’s under reported. Thanks
Stop nobody helping nobody out
I thought it said #Bigfoot
She’s cornered herself into feeling less than because of her sex. It’s sad. I work in sales for a fence group and it’s female owned and operated. My boss and the owner, which are both female, can’t relate with her.
I feel like it's both. Genuine experiences with sexism but also internalized fear of being belittled/feeling like you're not enough, which can make situations seem sexist more often.
No students disrespect female professors more than male or at least very few
❤Awrsome professin...😂Usually Jobs for the rich and out of the house tax incentives...breaks where the ground is striped from strip farming..now when you don't lie in that profession..they yell at you...when you identify suspects and sources you are a racist.
I,m interested..❤I could use a hobby❤.😅
Goro ko guru ka samman karna bhi nahi aata
Tell me you're a liberal, without actually telling me. This lady has played the victim her whole life.
Rcc