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In reply to the discussion: Rachel Maddow Makes History and Triumphs over the War On Women [View all]HereSince1628
(36,063 posts)18. I note the angle he tries to take is classically conservative
He goes immediately to 'system justification' for the existence of inequalities.
It's true he also tries to slide the topic from equal pay for equal work, to one of unequal work--men do 'engineering, etc'
Classic expression of a deep rooted cognitive motivator and he does it in the first seconds of his response.
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I thought his comment about math was playing to the negative stereotype that women are
AllyCat
Apr 2012
#12
Loved this part; there are men at DU who try to do the very thing Castellanos
BlancheSplanchnik
Apr 2012
#4
Agreed...I loved watching him "fluster" while he continually tried (and failed) to interrupt.
whathehell
Apr 2012
#19
Exactly....I once wrote a children's "educational" play for a grad class called "There but for Y"
whathehell
Apr 2012
#21
Absolutely..It's been described as "the last living caste system" which, like the old caste systems,
whathehell
Apr 2012
#24
Where is my friend grantcart? S/he would enjoy Alex's use of "I love your passion..."
spooky3
Apr 2012
#9
Rachel showed what a condescending a-hole anyone who poo-poos pay inequity is.
shcrane71
Apr 2012
#25