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History of Feminism

MadrasT

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Reply to yuiyoshida (Original post)

Sun Jul 6, 2014, 09:19 AM

Jul 2014

The best way to lose my interest is to make something pink or otherwise "feminized".

If you think the way to make things female-friendly is to pinkify them, you are not even in the right ballpark and I can safely ignore you.

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How not to attract women to coding: Make tech pink [View all] yuiyoshida Jul 2014 OP

Whenever I see anything pink or flowery, I assume it's substandard Warpy Jul 2014 #1

I wouldn't wear pink if it was the last clothing on earth yuiyoshida Jul 2014 #6

We shall overdye! Warpy Jul 2014 #7

Like the 'toy' computers that came out a few years ago. CrispyQ Jul 2014 #9

Exactly. I figured out the pink thing before I got to school Warpy Jul 2014 #10

Love this. MadrasT Jul 2014 #2

Women of all professions should let the marketers Ilsa Jul 2014 #3

"You code like a girl" isn't a complement? MannyGoldstein Jul 2014 #4

Wait, you mean technically-inclined women are people too???! jeff47 Jul 2014 #5

OhNoYouDiN! littlemissmartypants Jul 2014 #8