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I don't think you actually read my comment. Can you just....try again or something?

>and I'm the majority.

Not based on the mocking and vitriol for women get every time the WNBA is mentioned.

When I don't follow a sport, I skip those threads. When the WNBA comes up, it's usually full of men talking about how trash it is and how no one watches it.

>That is not at all an apt comparison. /r/sports leans pretty damn far left.

Not when it comes to anything related to women. This sub, like many others, is a cesspool of sexism.

>And "watching the WNBA" equating to liking AOC is curious as well.

Yeah, you just entirely missed the point. Sports subs here hate women's sports. The conservative sub hates AOC. That's it.

They questioned and/or criticized her honesty, commitment, and work ethic. Do you really not comprehend how that would bother a long-term employee?

>Seems like she thinks she is better than she is in reality.

You literally didn't know who she was before seeing this headline. Lol. How would you know?

>I’m just reading between the lines.

*just ignoring what she said so you can substitute in your own version.

>It doesn’t make sense to me.

Yeah, I can see that. Lol. This is exactly what I expected everyone in the comments to say. Yall are too predictable.

>why would they attack her character?

Open the article. They didn't do that publicly.

>She is pissed they traded her.

It literally says...

>"Being traded is part of the business," Hamby said in a statement posted on Instagram. "Being lied to, bullied, manipulated, and discriminated against is not."

...in the second paragraph. Did you not make it that far into the article...?

Read the comments here. You think this sub is where WNBA fans are going to discuss the sport???

Might as well go to the conservative sub and ask if anyone even likes AOC.

It's a niche career, but absolutely possible. I think the best place to start with something like this is to contact someone from a local museum or university and ask if you can do an informational interview to learn more about their career path. Let them know your interest and that you are considering going back to school (whether that's true or not, it's a good way to make it clear you are not asking for a job).