For feminists like Clementine Ford, it seems that absolutely everything is about gender, even when the evidence tells a different story. Ford says that after commissioning researcher Chrys Stevenson to conduct a “comprehensive analysis” of a recent episode of Q&A and that “the results revealed a distinct gender disparity”. Namely, men spoke for 62 per cent of the time, whereas women only whereas women only 38 per cent of the time.
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