Woman Claims She Was Fired For Asking A Male Colleague To Stop Interrupting Her In Meeting

Despite achieving the same level of success, men and women are treated differently in society. Gender disparity is prevalent; sadly, it all begins at home.?Women are asked to serve everyone before they finally sit down and have a meal.?For many of us, sadly, as kids, we have seen our mothers do all the work in the kitchen, while we assumed that dads are supposed to 'work in the office.'?

The collective hypocrisy of people against women is appalling, and sadly, there's a long way to go before the situation gets better.

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For instance, do you remember a scene from the "SATC" movie where Miranda, a level-headed and strong woman, faces sexism at work and how her colleague shows her a hand every time she attempts to speak??

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Miranda's story accurately depicts how corporate misogyny operates and keeps women down, even when they are extraordinarily skilled.?

Miranda's case was highly unfair because she worked hard to become a partner at her firm, only to be mocked for working long hours and giving herself entirely to her job.?

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In the film SATC 2, she has a sexist boss who disregards her opinions and takes her cases away from her. While Miranda was able to put her foot down and afford to leave, many women in her position obviously could not.

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While it was fictional, the reality doesn't appear far from it. To share one such instance, a woman named Janneke Parrish took to Twitter to share her ordeal.

In a series of tweets,?Janneke?alleged that her company fired her after she asked a male colleague to stop interrupting her while she was speaking.?

Following Janneke's tweets, many other women shared how they face sexism at work.?

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