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Samsung allegedly removed a women’s sexual health stall from a women in tech event

Friday, August 23, 2019 by Piyush Suthar | Comments

Home News Tech Samsung allegedly removed a women’s sexual health stall from a women in tech event

Yesterday, Samsung hosted an event in San Francisco on the “Growth and Innovation in the Wearable Device Market.” Co-hosted with SF Women in Tech, the conference showed off some of the biggest new innovations in tech — but apparently drew the line when it came to women’s sexual health.  Liz Klinger, the co-founder and CEO of Lioness, a women-led company designing tech-driven sex toys whose mission is to destigmatize pleasure, was asked to remove her stall from the event, even though she was allegedly previously approved to attend.  I am at the @Samsung event with #womenintechSF for @LionessHealth and was…

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