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Women Are Sharing 30 Widespread Myths About Themselves That Are Not Only Incorrect, But Also Infuriating

December 31, 2019 Joey-B700-page, anatomy, ask pandas, ask women, misconceptions, myths, people, reddit, sexism, social issues, stereotypes, women, women's anatomy0 comment

Do you ever wonder how much better people could communicate and be empathetic towards each other if we didn’t treat men and women like completely different species? It’s a cultural weakness that causes people to not only assume they already know another person’s intentions or feelings just because of their gender, but even to limit themselves and their friendships with people of their own gender. And so much of it could be solved by asking people questions and listening to what they have to say in their own words, instead…

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Teen Climate Change Activist Greta Thunberg Gets Made Fun Of For Sailing On A Carbon-Neutral Racing Yacht Instead Of Flying

August 20, 2019 Joey-B700-page, activist, carbon-neutral, climate change, england, environment, global warming, greta thunberg, nature, plymouth, racing yacht, social issues, zero-emissions0 comment

Legendary teenage climate change activist Greta Thunberg is causing waves again. This time, literally. She is currently sailing from Plymouth in England to the United Nations Climate Action Summit in New York on a carbon-neutral, zero-emissions racing yacht. The trip should take about two weeks, so the schoolgirl hopes to make it in time for the climate change conference which starts on September 23. The reason the 16-year-old Swedish schoolgirl is traveling by sea is that she loves the environment so much, she refuses to fly on airplanes. This is…

“Straight White Dude” Speaks Up About “Forced Diversity” In Gaming

April 29, 2019 Joey-B700-page, characters, developers, diversity, fightincowboy, gaming, representation, social issues, video games0 comment

Back in the day when I was into video games, the issue of diversity never occurred to me. I played games like Tekken and Mario Kart, happily changing between a variety of characters from an Italian plumber to a kickass Japanese woman, a mushroom and a Russian robot commando. I was spoilt for choice for diversity, and never once thought that I needed a character ‘like me’ to feel represented. The idea of playing video games was to escape to a fantasy world and be ‘someone else’ for a while.…