And people say feminism is unnecessary... It's cultural phenomena like the Daily Mail that keep sexism and racism alive.
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Dr J S Mindell
12 years ago
In which century is the Daily Mail living?
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Ijeoma Uchegbu
12 years ago
More of the same lazy journalism from the Daily Mail. No inquiry, no analysis, just a gut reaction to the sight of two experts who were not male and not white..
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Jim Tyson
12 years ago
The journalistic equivalent of the nasty juvenile sexism so often passed off as "banter". Idiotic.
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Ella Noyes
12 years ago
Dr Aderin-Pocock is an excellent scientist and a superb communicator. The Daily Mail on the other hand, prints garbage, slander and made up stories.
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Kim Evans
12 years ago
I am not surpriised by this disgraceful journalism by this newspaper
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Rachna Kayastha
12 years ago
A pity they could not see beyond the gender and skin colour but then we are not talking about an intellectual broadsheet are we? They are far more interested in sexualisation of young girls and scaremongering about ethnic minorities. A public apology first and then ban them from publishing articles they know nothing about!
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david mcilwham
12 years ago
the mail scores an own goal yet again
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Richard Noakes
12 years ago
Utterly predictable from the Daily Mail, but this kind of insulting inexactitude cannot be allowed to pass.
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Kevin Bird
12 years ago
Another talentless piece from the DM, why do fools still buy it?
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Anonymous
12 years ago
A long overdue request to two excellent scientists
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Dr. Paul A. Higgins
12 years ago
C'mon Daily Mail, are you living in the 1950's?? Your comments are incredibly ignorant and dissmissive, not to mention insulting.
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Peter Lincoln
12 years ago
I'm afraid words fail me.
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Christopher Hirata
12 years ago
Professor of Physics and Astronomy, the Ohio State University
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Paul Mould
12 years ago
ridiculous but not unexpected
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Kate Taylor
12 years ago
Business Analyst - The University of Melbourne, Australia
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Jake Cooper
12 years ago
What a disgusting piece of slander to publish. Just pushes your reputation further into the shit heap you've created.
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Elaine McAlister
12 years ago
The Daily Mailneeds to step out of the early 1900s and look at the world of today. Many scientists, research or otherwise, are female. We havealways been there, but today's science community now recognises the fact. Isn't it about time that the press evokved in a positive way too?
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And people say feminism is unnecessary... It's cultural phenomena like the Daily Mail that keep sexism and racism alive.
In which century is the Daily Mail living?
More of the same lazy journalism from the Daily Mail. No inquiry, no analysis, just a gut reaction to the sight of two experts who were not male and not white..
The journalistic equivalent of the nasty juvenile sexism so often passed off as "banter". Idiotic.
Dr Aderin-Pocock is an excellent scientist and a superb communicator. The Daily Mail on the other hand, prints garbage, slander and made up stories.
I am not surpriised by this disgraceful journalism by this newspaper
A pity they could not see beyond the gender and skin colour but then we are not talking about an intellectual broadsheet are we? They are far more interested in sexualisation of young girls and scaremongering about ethnic minorities. A public apology first and then ban them from publishing articles they know nothing about!
the mail scores an own goal yet again
Utterly predictable from the Daily Mail, but this kind of insulting inexactitude cannot be allowed to pass.
Another talentless piece from the DM, why do fools still buy it?
A long overdue request to two excellent scientists
C'mon Daily Mail, are you living in the 1950's?? Your comments are incredibly ignorant and dissmissive, not to mention insulting.
I'm afraid words fail me.
Professor of Physics and Astronomy, the Ohio State University
ridiculous but not unexpected
Business Analyst - The University of Melbourne, Australia
What a disgusting piece of slander to publish. Just pushes your reputation further into the shit heap you've created.
The Daily Mailneeds to step out of the early 1900s and look at the world of today. Many scientists, research or otherwise, are female. We havealways been there, but today's science community now recognises the fact. Isn't it about time that the press evokved in a positive way too?