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Generally, the women in my program who were supported and celebrated presented themselves in non-feminine and sexless ways, and I wore 8" miniskirts and wanted to make projects that addressed sexuality and had feminine aesthetics, and the result was that I was met with derision and more than a few times either explicitly or implicitly labeled a slut and a ditz, and my work was considered unimportant.