Posts tagged International Women's Day
on art and its existence in isolation
on art and its existence in isolation

On International Women’s Day, a critical look at the cultural implications of art after #MeToo

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the logical fallacies of linkedin
the logical fallacies of linkedin

What the comments on LinkedIn posts can tell us about empathy and workplace culture

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culturejayemseyLinkedIn, CEO, work culture, feminism, logical fallacy, School of Thought, burden of proof, ad hominem, Kavanaugh, #MeToo, Christine Blasey Ford, R. Kelly, Glassdoor, personal incredulity, appeal to emotion, tu quoque, whataboutism, Hillary Clinton, 2016 election, sexism, leadership, Lean In, myth of genius, Amy Klobuchar, media literacy, International Women's DayComment
friday five: international women's day edition
friday five: international women's day edition

How a little girl stopped Wall Street in its tracks + what we can learn about feminism from Solange Knowles

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friday fivejayemseyInternational Women's Day, A Day Without a Woman, Women's March, Fearless Girl, Wall Street, McCann, identity, feminism, diversity, tragedy of the commons, sexism, Modern Love, Amy Krouse Rosenthal, love, Solange, Beyoncé, A Seat at the Table, Lemonade, compassion, empathy, Uber, #DeleteUber, Susan J. Fowler, Silicon Valley, misogyny, rape culture, STEM, Melinda Gates, TED TalksComment