Wow, for some reason when I saw the title of this article, I was surprised and actually happy to see a female writer for once on this website comment about socially and culturally relevant topics. I assumed you were going to speak about your realization of the poor labor practices and the conditions that these women work under. Ex. women working in a room breathing toxic, hazardous, and probably (most likely) cancerous odors. Instead what you do is judge the appearance of another women and provide ignorant, and negative remarks. White privilege at its best?
I really hope TSM moves in a different direction and hires more writers that can diversify the range of topics on this site and not alienate a number of its female readers.
Wow, for some reason when I saw the title of this article, I was surprised and actually happy to see a female writer for once on this website comment about socially and culturally relevant topics. I assumed you were going to speak about your realization of the poor labor practices and the conditions that these women work under. Ex. women working in a room breathing toxic, hazardous, and probably (most likely) cancerous odors. Instead what you do is judge the appearance of another women and provide ignorant, and negative remarks. White privilege at its best?
I really hope TSM moves in a different direction and hires more writers that can diversify the range of topics on this site and not alienate a number of its female readers.