@HebrideanHecate@Brookryn If a political party had any courage, they'd make into law that politicians would be accountable for these lawsuits and sloppy work. And not only that but, the money from lawsuits would come out of their own pockets. That would make them walk straight...
@HebrideanHecate@Brookryn Yeah, that's what they say in the article. But look at our governments, look at the USA governments, they're all the same. Corruption up the wazoo.
@sim@Fullycaffeinated Either they allow athletes a certain time to shower and talk among themselves then face the journalists for interviews or they open the doors and the guys have to figure this out for themselves. I know that the Canadien de Montréal hockey club have that first possibility going on meaning they give time to the players and then open the doors for interviews.
In the above thread, this comment from (what else?) a man, bears attention. He doesn't get, neither do others much in the replies (even if they are positive towards the woman in the picture), that:
1 - women sports journalists had to work, same as their male counterparts, and it was part of the glass ceiling. Some (namely Peter) still resent this, as I can see...
2 - maybe just to fuck with her, her boss sent her to interview hockey players just so she would resign, who knows... I read some stories from that era written by female sports journalists and all the crap they had to take from males, not just colleagues but athletes as well...
3 - if that case hadn't been heard, that meant that female sports journalists couldn't cover male sports, or they would have had to send in a male journalist to interview the athletes for them.
I know this is a touchy subject, guys, but please keep your brains in your head to see this for what it is? That's a good suggestion, right there, you're welcome...
Not sure if I want to see Conclave. While I have no doubt it's an excellent movie, and I do like Ralph Fiennes, I've got this awkward relationship with catholicism...
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Michael Shellenberger, journalist, author and founder of PUBLIC discusses his investigative reports on the USAID's role in censorship and political interference.
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