Since you like to collect (and lambast) 'fake wokedness', enjoy this submission I stumbled upon: Xena Workwear
Women's fashion boots, with steel toes. So you'd think it'd be for engineers and architects, or warehouse clerks who just need to run into a construction or manufacturing area. And that sounds like a great market.
But they're trying to sell these as actual work boots, and published one of the worst white papers I've ever read: "Self-Imposed Safety Policies Can Lead to Gender Discrimination"
"Companies with a self-imposed heel height policy of 1” are allowing their employees to wear traditional-looking safety footwear, including popular models that have a heel well over 1.”
Meanwhile, the same companies are singling out their female employees who want to wear more fashionable safety footwear, invoking the exact same heel height policy."
I can't get over this.
In what universe wearing heels in a construction site is considered safe?
I mean you could also talk about yellow helmets not being pretty enough and how they should be replaced by fashionable little hats.















