Denis Warburton on Nostr: So, one of the points of the article - that men essentially drop the work of ...
So, one of the points of the article - that men essentially drop the work of organizing the activity of children through FB groups on women’s shoulders - may be somewhat misguided, in the sense that the platform isn’t actively hostile to them.
Because, literally, the platform doesn’t treat men and women in the same way.
In other words, I’d argue that the platform is sexist.
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