How to Deal With a Manterrupter

Calling attention to the problem leads to better behavior all around

Rachel Sklar
Forge
Published in
6 min readJan 15, 2020

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EEver since the term “manterrupting” was coined in a 2015 TIME article, people have argued that it’s not a thing. I’m here to tell you that it is. And not just on debate stages (see Biden and Sanders this past summer) — also in your office, and maybe even at your dinner table. It’s interrupting…

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Rachel Sklar
Forge

Writer, entrepreneur & activist. Founder of TheLi.st and Change The Ratio. Just here to elevate women & sing showtunes. Find me @rachelsklar on Twitter/Insta.