[Xmca-l] Re: Analysis of Gender in early xmca discourse

[David H Kirshner]

Surely, Annalisa, a symbol of intimidation, rather than intimidation, itself. 
David


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Subject: [Xmca-l] Re: Analysis of Gender in early xmca discourse

Given the recent appalling US political discourse of grabbing women by genitals, I don't see anything humorous about jokes about genitals whether male or not, nor humping females in subject lines whether comma or not.


It's simply not appropriate. But at least now the example has been laid bare and quite expediently.


This isn't Benny Hill.