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7/31/2015 5:41:43 PM
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About Dames: Does Segregation Promote Diversity and Equality
Do you think making a female only clan is the best way to overcome the vulgar, sexist comments and actions by (x) percentage of male gamers?
I ask to comment because I do not have an answer but looking for a solution for both the short and long term.
I completely understand the desire to just log in a play a game without unwanted attention/harassment/sexism, but question if segregation is at best solution.
I personally think at best it's a mere bandaid on a gunshot wound and at at the very worst arguments the problem.
Please keep immature, inappropriate, and vulgar comments to yourself.
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1 ReplyThis whole idea of female only clans is idiotic, but because I'm a 35 yr old white male I am already deemed a sexist, racist, and bigot by society. It's kind of like feminist can't be sexist, and blacks, hispanics, and Asians can't be racist. Double standards are the new politically correct I guess. I have a clan I started to keep out elitist people, and have more females, black guys, and hispanics than white folks. Grow up if you can't take idiots on a mic just mute them. Use party chat at invite only. This is more of an attention grab that bungie is promoting than anything. How about promote my clan, and have us play crucible for a bounty? We are clan of all equals, but I guess equality isn't politically correct enough right?
