I don’t think JW are opposed to anything other than blood transfusions. I’ve certainly never heard of them refusing care in the manner that Christian Scientists do.

Jehovah’s Witnesses do not refuse standard medical care. The only procedures they refuse are blood transfusions. I was raised as one.

“This panel is intended to emphasize that women and men need to work together to advance this cause.”

Women shouldn’t be forced to do the emotional labour of it, but it’s not like no women want to do it. I think the problem is just when women are asked to drop everything and give an hour of their personal time to do that—I don’t see a lot of women getting frustrated with the thought of talking about this stuff if…

My only reaction to this is: that poor, poor child of Blac Chyna and Tyga. Poor, poor baby.

Ugh, reminds me of a meeting with our CEO a couple years ago (before I quit) during which I raised my hand to ask a question and was totally ignored for about twenty minutes while men were called upon. After each one, I would raise my hand again and each time, I was curiously invisible.

2nd photo in the article, bottom right - that’s definitely a photo of her, and it looks like with her original lips/face.

Really? Who thinks that's a profession question?

Ooooooh, let me add a similar story.

It’s a matter of perception, they're so used to seeing only men than one woman is too much women.

On #1, recently I was telling my male boss about a previous work experience where my old boss was being sued for sexual harassment, among other things. I mentioned off-hand about how he mistreated the female staff and was really condescending and discriminatory to women, but didn’t act the same way towards the men he…

I have nothing to add to this other than it looks like Kylie keeps a pre-lips picture of herself on her vanity and that makes me really happy for some reason.

I think The Onion has trouble with the fact that our world is a satire of its self at this point.

Yeah well,

Somehow, saying the panel is for “male allies” just makes it worse. If the intended audience was “male allies” it would make more sense for the panel to be women to speak about their own experiences.

It’s fucking bullshit.

1- While it is true that generally men will only acknowledge sexism and bias if it is corroborated by another man (*not all men, yes, I know)