Mulberry
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Was watching a few episodes from the new season of First Wives Club -- a show which was based on a book/movie that denotes and explores a specifically female experience -- and noticed how the male characters have taken on a much more prominent and centralized view within the structure of the show and, how, they are now leading the narrative/POV.
Immediately after, I saw a tweet that linked to an article stating that Jerry O'Connell has replaced Sharon Osbourne & taken on a co-hosting position on The Talk; a show that was specifically constructed to be hosted by women -- Mothers, actually, though that changed later -- and has an almost exclusively female viewership. A female co-host was removed -- a female, who despite being pretty awful in a lot of ways, had previously excelled in a male dominated professional setting despite men trying their best to stop her doing so/sabotage her & has been an abuse victim at the hands of men many times over -- and, rather than give her position to another female it was instead rewarded to male instead.
For decades upon decades, centuries upon centuries, women have had to fight tooth and nail just to get scraps in male-dominated spaces and, yet, here we are freely giving up precious limited room in spaces that women have fought to have to mediocre men who, actually, are only choosing to enter our spaces because they weren't talented or intelligent or whatever else enough to carve out success for themselves in male-dominated spaces.
Until males decide to open up an abundance of room & equal opportunity for us, we shouldn't be allowing them to take up any room whatsoever that could and rightfully should go to females.
Immediately after, I saw a tweet that linked to an article stating that Jerry O'Connell has replaced Sharon Osbourne & taken on a co-hosting position on The Talk; a show that was specifically constructed to be hosted by women -- Mothers, actually, though that changed later -- and has an almost exclusively female viewership. A female co-host was removed -- a female, who despite being pretty awful in a lot of ways, had previously excelled in a male dominated professional setting despite men trying their best to stop her doing so/sabotage her & has been an abuse victim at the hands of men many times over -- and, rather than give her position to another female it was instead rewarded to male instead.
For decades upon decades, centuries upon centuries, women have had to fight tooth and nail just to get scraps in male-dominated spaces and, yet, here we are freely giving up precious limited room in spaces that women have fought to have to mediocre men who, actually, are only choosing to enter our spaces because they weren't talented or intelligent or whatever else enough to carve out success for themselves in male-dominated spaces.
Until males decide to open up an abundance of room & equal opportunity for us, we shouldn't be allowing them to take up any room whatsoever that could and rightfully should go to females.