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Manel is a [[misandric]] term applied to a panel of speakers or presenters which consists entirely of men. The implication is that a panel is deficient if it does not contain a woman, because [[diversity]]. As is typical of other such terms used by feminists the merit of the speakers is ignored. |
Manel is a [[misandric]] term applied to a panel of speakers or presenters which consists entirely of men. The implication is that a panel is deficient if it does not contain a woman, because [[diversity]]. As is typical of other such terms used by feminists the merit of the speakers is ignored. |
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| + | Notably the 2013 Monk Debate entitled [[Men are Obsolete (Munk debate)|Men are Obsolete]] had a panel comprised entirely of women. |
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Revision as of 13:13, 18 February 2024
Manel is a misandric term applied to a panel of speakers or presenters which consists entirely of men. The implication is that a panel is deficient if it does not contain a woman, because diversity. As is typical of other such terms used by feminists the merit of the speakers is ignored.
Notably the 2013 Monk Debate entitled Men are Obsolete had a panel comprised entirely of women.