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Is Ballroom Dancing like Academia?
One of my secret loves is watching each series of Strictly Come Dancing. It is a feel-good vibe we all need in these dark geopolitical days, however much I don’t care how many sequins are sewed on by hand. So, … Continue reading
Posted in Science Culture, Women in Science
Tagged demeaning, entitlement, equity, Shirley Ballas
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I Am Not A Bimbo
Not so long ago I read a distressed ‘rant’ about being catcalled in London, from a woman who seemed persistently to be subjected to it – and worse. Alice voiced her anger and her misery in detail and provoked a … Continue reading
Posted in Equality, Women in Science
Tagged demeaning, dinner conversation, patronising, social interactions
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