The "sweetie" problem.

In this article the author discusses the antonomastic term "sweetie," when used to address a woman. She notes that the word is used frequently by the U.S. Democratic Party presidential candidate Barack Obama. She records the reaction of a number of women who find the term patronizing and condescendi...

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Publicado en:New Statesman Vol. 137; no. 4892; pp. 22 - 24
Autor principal: Cochrane, Kira
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Publicado: New Statesman Ltd. 4/14/2008
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