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A political scientist says while President Christine Kangaloo is entitled to her feelings, recent criticism about her has nothing to do with her being a woman.
This comment comes after Kangaloo spoke out against critics who questioned the impartiality of her Senate appointments and continued to scrutinise her political past. She even suggested that gender bias underlies some of the commentaries.
Speaking at the opening of the Arthur Lok Jack Global School of Business’ Women in Leadership Conference on Tuesday, Kangaloo said she often wondered whether the same double-standards haven’t also been applied to her by political commentators who, as it happens, are mostly male.
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