Mulheres cientistas respondem a comentário sexista de Nobel
De forma humorada e inteligente, as cientistas criticaram declaração de britânico Tim Hunt feita esta semana
Após a polêmica sobre uma declaração sexista – e a consequente abdicação do cargo – do prêmio Nobel Tim Hunt essa semana, as cientistas “botaram a boca no trombone” pelas redes sociais e manifestaram suas críticas ao britânico de forma irônica e humorada.
Para quem não viu a notícia, o cientista de 72 anos disse na última segunda-feira em uma conferência em Seul sobre o seu ‘problema com as meninas’: “três coisas acontecem quando elas estão no laboratório. Você se apaixona por elas, elas se apaixonam por você e quando você as critica, elas choram”.
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Assim, usando a hashtag #distractinglysexy, elas mostraram como são muito sensuais e de como, realmente, o cientista tem razão (só que não, claro!).
Veja algumas das respostas inteligentes das mulheres cientistas que – no laboratório ou fora dele – reivindicam seu espaço sem essa historinha de paquera:
@stevediggle Already in place here in Oxford. Thanks! pic.twitter.com/942ttgIqNj
— Sarah Hammarlund (@s_hammarlund) June 11, 2015
Little known fact: the salt in the mine was entirely supplied from my tears. #DistractinglySexy pic.twitter.com/GQdZENtCNA
— Sach (@viscouslover) June 11, 2015
Is that a magnetic wrench in your pocket or are you just happy to see my array? #DistractinglySexy #TimHunt pic.twitter.com/0DtP2S9RJr
— Bailey-Ann (@baileyanns) June 11, 2015
Later that day, I filled this Bronze Age ditch with my womanly archaeology tears #distractinglysexy pic.twitter.com/r8UTTCCqSg
— Becca⚡️ (@BeccaPritchy) June 11, 2015
Looking for puffins is #distractinglysexy pic.twitter.com/NxQxtLGbzH
— Michelle Nijhuis (@nijhuism) June 12, 2015
Radio-tracking is so #distractinglysexy - so damn hot I almost had to take my hoodie off pic.twitter.com/531PnaMLZX
— Helen O'Neill (@hmk_oneill) June 12, 2015
Love the response to Tim Hunt's comments. I always feel #distractinglysexy collecting bird poo in the pooring rain. pic.twitter.com/u0Hz9hKuvf
— Sara Zonneveld (@sarazonneveld) June 12, 2015
Yes I know I am #distractinglysexy in my Level A PPE. The suit totally flatters my curves. pic.twitter.com/LUb5nXx9yO
— Geeky Girl Engineer (@gkygirlengineer) June 11, 2015
I fell in love with the microcentrifuge... typical woman in the lab. #DistractinglySexy pic.twitter.com/JFXZPrjWgv
— Point Mutation (@Point_Mutation) June 11, 2015
@ameliacervera @camanpour Goggles keep my mascara intact; headphones muffle my shrieks. #GirlsRock #DistractinglySexy pic.twitter.com/DX1auwItNO
— Rachel Louise Snyder (@RachelLSnyder) June 11, 2015
Most days, there's a #womeninscience hashtag that requires the recycling of this picture Today: #distractinglysexy pic.twitter.com/DQmzj0nBzI
— Eleanor Palser (@EleanorPalser) June 10, 2015
Filter mask protects me from hazardous chemicals and muffles my woman cries. Double win! #DistractinglySexy pic.twitter.com/5kYlm6SNud
— Amelia Cervera (@ameliacervera) June 11, 2015
#DistractinglySexy Women researchers are too hot to have in the lab - even when we're cold. So long, Dr. Hunt! pic.twitter.com/QUK2H25dbc
— Audrey R. Giles (@Audrey_Giles) June 11, 2015
The nets are for your protection. #DistractinglySexy pic.twitter.com/LXdLheBDO8
— Sach (@viscouslover) June 11, 2015
Who could concentrate around all that plaid and long, hard core? #DistractinglySexy pic.twitter.com/wULMmY9M7S
— Sach (@viscouslover) June 11, 2015
To be fair, exploration geology *is* the sultriest science. #DistractinglySexy pic.twitter.com/P6shPXYFz6
— Sach (@viscouslover) June 11, 2015
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