When can someone be blamed for being sexist? Can you be responsible for being sexist if you were raised in a sexist family and have never had a chance to become aware of a different world view? Could you be blamed as an individual? Does it even make sense to think of "responsibilities" and "blame" together?
(OFC I oversimplify here)
Why do you need little stories?
The - age old - questions:
Is doing Good to do as you where taught? Or Follow social norms or religious dictate...
Conversely is Bad: acting in contradiction? Or flip-flopping to other norms or dictates or world views?
To do good/bad should one have intent? Choice?
If not, what's particular about sexism?
Sexism is just something which interests me more than other cases.
"Sexism is just something which interests me more than other cases."
Is that something that makes such judgements different to other moral judgements?
Jonas Wittwer
Mizmar