On Zoom, men don't like feeling watched and judged — but women are used to it
Norwalk Chief of Operations and Public Works Anthony Robert Carr, during a recent Council Committee meeting. In Lewis Carroll’s Victorian classic Through the Looking-Glass, Alice steps through a mirror into a world that is a reflection of the one she already exists in. This fictional account of a familiar yet topsy-turvy reality resonates with our lived experiences during the pandemic, where we must navigate work, school and leisure through a screen. Using our combined observations of hundreds of Zoom meetings and scholarly insights from the fields of anthropology and psychology, we explor...
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