[Netherrealmer]

A lot of people right now, mostly single men on their 30s and 40s, and probably 50s, are attacking the new CEO of Xbox just because she is a woman and just because she is Indian as well. They keep on making lies and speculation that she doesn't play video games, she knows nothing about gaming because she's a woman and because she's Indian. But based from her activity online, she does play video games, and she had been working for Microsoft for a long time. But people keep accusing her of things just because she is an Indian woman. Basically, they want the CEO to be a straight white male.



Basically, a lot of these men seems to be right-wing and hates women for some reason, and they accuse her of being a DEI hire-in. By the way, she never talked about politics. She just accepted the job. But they act like, you know, she's gonna make the gaming industry feminist or something.

[Fergal]

It is sad to see reactions like that. I hope she does a great job and shows that she is more than capable of fulfilling the role successfully.

[Netherrealmer]

They have no idea that, you know, a lot of CEOs of video game companies never played video games and did well, but because she's a woman, they're attacking her.

[germainebull]

Asha Sharma should just ignore these chauvinistic, sexist attacks.

[ptrikha21]

Racism of a bad kind!
Any similar actions plus biases in terms of gender are deplorable.
These need timely actions.

[Angie10]

That's bang out of order! I can't stand bigoted types who are easily offended by anything and everything Just because she's a woman of colour doesn't mean she's not capable of doing the job.