Jeopardy! Contestant Criticizes Sexist Clue
Jeopardy! Contestant Criticizes Sexist Clue

Jeopardy! Contestant Criticizes Sexist Clue

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Heather Ryan, a contestant on 'Jeopardy!', expressed discomfort over a misogynistic clue during her recent episode. The clue, which referenced a quote by Dorothy Parker, read 'men seldom make passes...' and was completed with 'girls who wear glasses,' prompting host Ken Jennings to apologize to Ryan, who was wearing glasses at the time. Ryan noted that the clue was an 'odd choice' and suggested that better rhyming phrases could be selected in the future. She emphasized the importance of not making young girls feel pressured about wearing glasses, stating that it could hinder their education. Despite the awkward moment, Ryan described her experience on the show as enjoyable and highlighted the welcoming atmosphere. The incident has sparked criticism from fans regarding the appropriateness of the clue.

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