I would think a lot of it has to do with more men working in the tech field, where you truly don't have to be physically in a building to do your job. I work in a tech oriented company, and no one cares if someone has to come in late etc. cause it's all project based. So if you meet your deadlines, your fine.

Sometimes I feel like I would love to be able to work from home. Then I realize that I would probably never get anything done that way. Then again, I’m at work right now and I’m posting a comment on Jezebel instead of reviewing this batch, so…

This is a really bizarrely aggressive reaction considering that most of your comments on this post are just you jumping into threads to tell people you have an engagement ring and it's beautiful, too. You might want to put down that stone.

Bitter much? The post was about bringing in the Mangagement ring. I said that my husband and I already did it. Also, way to assume that we'll conform to gender stereotypes. We are not planning on having children. Honestly, I was not expecting sexism on a feminist site.

My husband has a mangagement ring. I proposed to him in front of Michelangelo's drawing of Sybil in the British Museum. Here is a picture. Also, I made the bouquet.

OK, Debbie Downer.

I found my 20 year old Cousin's twitter account and his GF. Their tweets are public and make me cringe and groan so much. I refuse to follow him BUT I sure has shit have it bookmarked.

Re: Jaden Smith- I swear to god, if I ever have kids when Twitter or Tumblr exists, I am going to laugh SO HARD at their deep thoughts. God knows I laugh at my own Livejournal from 2005.

Well, he could have learned that in school but we all know how he feels about schools...

Someone needs to teach Jaden that Typing Like This Is Super Fucking Annoying.

That was required reading in my 11th grade English class, and I've read it 3 or 4 times since then. It was the first book I ever read that I had an actual visceral reaction to and I wish more kids were required to read it.

Because we don't teach it and I am willing to bet they never prepped for it either. This would be a good time to reference Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man

Well, you know they're not going to be asking about Emmett Till.

Who was George Washington Carver?
Who were the Tuskegee Airmen?
Who was Harriet Tubman?
Who was Frederick Douglass?
Who was Dr. Reverend Martin Luther King, Jr.

Definitely love that Alex tried to give them an excuse for not knowing about the Scottsboro boys. "Before your time". Really, Alex?

I thought that quote was awkward because she was about to say, "...so I could just be really excited to be here and not worry as much about whether this is the right guy for me," and she realized she'd be describing all of her castmates and calling them dumb on TV. So she just bailed on it mid-sentence.

Um the ancient Greeks were far more patriarchal than the Muslims.

I'm always on board for cultural reimaginings, but it looks like someone drew a cosplay.

Didn't Atheans' society force women into heavy covering grabs when they were rearly allowed outside the house. As opposed to Sparta, where the we omen were more or less treated as equal and wore similar clothing that men wore?

Nope. Not at all. Wonder Woman is based on William Moulton Marston's belief in femdom and his scientific invention, the polygraph. The Greek mythology was added later. The armor doesn't even vaguely resemble any Greek armor of any period. Neither do the weapons.