-Part 3-

A Story of Sexism and Resilience from a Silicon Valley CEO

They can make me feel like I don’t belong. They can make me feel like this isn’t my space. Like it’s impossible to succeed because I’m just not “biologically programmed” to have a place of importance in this world.

-Part 2-

A Story of Sexism and Mental Illness from a Silicon Valley CEO

Did I truly let him go because I didn’t care enough? Or because I was afraid? Is this just another example of men getting away without consequences? Am I so tainted by society that I’ve done mental gymnastics so I conveniently think it was my choice to let it slide? I honestly don’t know. It makes me want to vomit.

-Part 1-

A Story of Sexism and Mental Illness from a Silicon Valley CEO

…“Please sir, why do you hate women?” would fall from exasperated lips onto deaf ears. For all our activism, you’re still trying to convince the people in power we’re worth listening to. We’re at their whim, something they can conveniently ignore; nothing changes unless they decide it’s worth it…