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I'm not sure what there is to discuss really. What is the relevance of a couple of women posing for photos as if kissing the winner of a bike race ? It is a problem for cycling that it relies on such sexist representation to promote it. Wasn't the race in itself interesting enough ?Are they an anachronism? Are they needed? Discuss....
(Not that I ever got kissed by podium girls very much, so no vested interest).
I have to say I'm pretty pissed off to see posts like this.I can see two good reasons for keeping them!
Agree 100%. Doesn't do much for the image of CycleChat, either, I'm sorry to say.I have to say I'm pretty ****ed off to see posts like this.
If you want to say you like ogling women's breasts, say it.
Posting that picture is low.
Congratulations on perpetuating the sexist image of pro-cycling.
I have to say I'm pretty ****ed off to see posts like this.
If you want to say you like ogling women's breasts, say it.
Posting that picture is low.
Congratulations on perpetuating the sexist image of pro-cycling.
Oo-errrI'm off to dust down my darts.
Any of you guys that approve of podium girls have daughters?
If so, are you happy for her/them to be fed the message that women's main importance is to look pretty/sexy (delete according to their age), while it is the men that actually do things?
Someone said the women (note women, not girls) are old enough to make their own decisions, but how many of their decisions were based on the mindset that women are valued because of their looks?
That was me who said that, and I would think their decision would be based on having a job and earning a living. Why would it be about anything else? And if the women happen to be attractive, so what? Is that a crime on their part?Someone said the women (note women, not girls) are old enough to make their own decisions, but how many of their decisions were based on the mindset that women are valued because of their looks?
Problem is too many young women still grow up thinking being pretty is the limit of what they can achieve.