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Males are more likely to be thought of as “aggressive” while females are “polite”; female leaders are “compassionate” and “perfectionists,” while male leaders are more “bossy” and “stressed”; females are more likely “easy to work with,” while males are more likely to be “emotional.” That last one stands out since women once owned the adjective “emotional.” Perhaps this is progress of a sort if men’s emotions are now fair game.
Olivia Wilde, RYOT Launch Health Workers Campaign (The Daily Beast)
The campaign is working to train, equip, and deploy 1 million community health workers on the ground in sub-Saharan Africa by 2015 to meet urgent medical needs and reach the health-related Millennium Development Goals
GAME ON: A Woman takes the helm of Xbox. Misogyny ensues.
Indeed, while Larson-Green does not have a background in gaming, she is a pro at “user interface,” which is the way we actually use our videogames and tablets and computers.
Sorry to break this to you haters, but 45 percent of the gaming audience is female.
Winston Ross, The Daily Beast