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The irony of this talk is Deyan, who wrote one book that he said was more about himself than the topic at hand, interrupting Harriet, to go on and try to explain to her, a lifetime researcher and specialist in that topic, that her remarks weren't right about sexism being an issue during the discussed period. He's oblivious of his own shortcomings, just like the men in her examples seemed to be. As she gracefully pointed out: "it's not as if sexism evaporated at the end of the Bauhaus, I mean decades after we're still struggling women to gain equality within the design world..." - Not only in the design world, but everywhere. Deyan makes a case in point, indeed.

Thank you so much

Elegant dialogue!