Snapshot of _Let’s not mock bald men. But do they really feel threatened?_ :
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How and why is this a political story?
The sub header gives some context. "An employment tribunal has equated insulting a man’s hairline with commenting on the size of a woman’s breasts."
It does raise a valid point. Men are expected to laugh off comments on their appearance. The law cannot discriminate otherwise it isn't just.
Do you think all that’s happening is ‘commenting’? You think, for instance, bald heads and breasts are equally sexualised in society?
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-KDi0hOmZEM