Tag: feminism
Gender Roles
by SilentBen on Apr.22, 2009, under The World, career
My wife recently had an interesting post on her blog that I found myself rereading, and I feel the need to address the topic from a male perspective. To sum up, the issue at hand was women in business and the use or their “femininity” to get their feet in the door. My wife, being a modern, down-to-earth feminist, found this concept insulting and degrading (as did numerous commenters to her post) since talent and merit should stand independent of gender. And I agree with her. But working in the world (and happening to be a guy), I felt like throwing in my two cents on the topic. (continue reading…)
Thoughts on Poetic and Tech
by SilentBen on Nov.30, 2008, under About Me, Internet, family, parenthood
In exploring the blogisphere, I recently stumbled upon an interesting member by the name of Liz Henry. I’d like to say that I discovered her work by casual means, but in truth I was following a lead on an interesting contest that HP is sponsoring. But in doing so, I found someone I will likely continue reading as well as a 10-year-old speech about programming languages that was surprisingly undated (see the related post here). (continue reading…)

