Am I becoming a hairy feminist? - Sexual inequity on the job

[Silera]

If I felt like I had to clean the kitchen, answer the phones, and make photo copies to keep my job even though it's not in my job description and only required of the women of the office, I'd say that's sexual discrimination. Whether or not it warrants a law suit is another issue. Feeling like having tits makes me somehow less deserving of professional respect is frustratingly annoying.

We had a meeting my second week on the job, to go over the new requisitions process with the project managers, and I was told to conduct the meeting.

I don't know if it was a joke or not, but the next day the controller said to me "How did your little meeting go yesterday? You sure did talk a lot." I wanted to spit in his face. Maybe I just don't get his sense of humor, but I think that unless you've gotten a feel for someone, you don't start belittling them even in jest. Added on top of his general retarded behaviour from day one, and the impression that I have of him as being an inept idiot that likes to hear himself speak, the statement pissed me off for the entire day.