RT @KaelaJael: @tash_marru @EverydaySexism @gnwren I wrote a whole paper on the gender bias of the overalls we wore when I was an emergency services volunteer. Double ended zip so guys could pee with ease. Women would have to completely undress. ...
RT @mouldygoldfish: @HelenHinde3 @EverydaySexism @clarksshoes Daughter is in Y4 now and still has this problem! Her shoes are wrecked by the end of term, her socks filthy, because she likes running around and playing at playtimes! Her brother has ...
RT @JenniferNames: @HelenHinde3 @EverydaySexism @clarksshoes Wait until she’s ten and you’re trying to find shorts for her....🤬
RT @rajacexplains: @NikkiBurgess15 @EverydaySexism @gnwren My favourite bit was where the hats they got were the tie-back ones and the people with long hair (probably >99% women) had to put them on backwards for them be in any way useful.
RT @NikkiBurgess15: @gnwren @EverydaySexism 77% of NHS staff are women, so we’re buying kit for the 23% and having the rest deal with it? I think that says it all...
RT @hannahbflynn: @gnwren @EverydaySexism I once got snapped at for asking if they made any to fit pregnant women.
RT @tash_marru: @gnwren Ambulance service trousers are the same. You only have the option of size small if you are a petite woman and they are still too big.
RT @Beccajfish: @gnwren Truth. The daily scrub lottery is a real pain. Accommodating my hips invariably means I end up in a top that comes down to my knees. It’s hard enough to to persuade people you’re a consultant surgeon as a woman never mind when ...
RT @gnwren: The most irritating form of everyday sexism in the NHS is that the unisex scrubs don't account for women's hips because they're not actually unisex, they're men's scrubs that someone has shoved a unisex label on.
RT @HelenHinde3: Year 2 - uh oh - can’t track down a single fully covered pair. These are the best of a bad bunch. They’ve grown out of them now - the search is on for a shoe that doesn’t condemn them to cold wet feet because they happen to be girls ...