I agree Haseeb&#x27;s comment was sexist, and I&#x27;m glad that Keegan called him out on it.<p>But I think the punishment she&#x27;s asking for is too strong. She seems to be implying that he shouldn&#x27;t be allowed to have a successful career after making that comment, which I think is a massively disproportionate punishment.<p>Also, this isn&#x27;t &quot;tacit acceptance of entrenched sexism&quot;. There was nothing &quot;tacit&quot; about her calling him out, and her response and Ruggeri&#x27;s response were not &quot;acceptance&quot;. In fact, if every sexist comment got called out like this, people would stop making sexist comments. The problem is when people make sexist comments and don&#x27;t get called out on it, or when the incident is brought to higher authorities and the authorities defend the sexist comments--neither of which happened in this case.