Mar 01

Makeup Brand Soap & Glory Uses the Objectification of Lips to Actually Get Women Heard

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I once complained to a former superior that I was having trouble getting heard in a new office setting. Before taking the time to think, he replied, “Maybe they’re just distracted by your lips.” Collective ew. Little jokes-not-jokes like this are uncool, but also not uncommon. It goes without saying that we are more than…

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