October 28, 2011
"More women than men discuss sexism, and it is not because we find the topic more fun, entertaining, or enjoyable than men. It is because sexism gets in the way of our freedom. I blog about sexism in geek culture not because it’s my passion, but because it gets in the way of my passions. My struggle against my marginalization is not my hobby."

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If tech discussion was really about tech, it wouldn’t be sexist. - Geek Feminism Blog (via splatterdick)

Applicable to many, many industries.

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