Ideology meets reality when men pose as nonbinary to crash women's event

AnitaB Chief Impact Officer Cullen White addresses the crowd regarding cis men attending the event

NFL, you're in your Taylor era now: Swift is sport's biggest star by far The Spanish soccer kiss was bad, but the obsession with it might be worseIn a bid to expose more women to better careers in tech, a female-centric job fair only exposed gender ideology for the farce it is.

“This is a space for women in tech. This is one of the few limited resources that isn’t for you. It’s for us,” said one girl in“As a woman who has experienced patriarchic dominance in the tech industry, I hoped the convention would provide a fair chance for me to connect with potential employers,” she said. “A significant number of cis-men allies taking opportunities meant for women and non-binary, a concerning trend that seemed unaddressed by the event organizers.

But how is this CIO to know and definitively state that what’s on their resume matches the contents of their soul? Perhaps they crafted these CVs when they were feeling a little manly. Gender is fluid, after all. It’s not his place to police who can be on that journey.

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