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Make me a sandwich
Make me a sandwich is a catchphrase used in popular culture, often on the internet, to mock or discredit women. It is a play on the stereotype that women belong in the kitchen.〔(19 April 2010). (Make Me a Sandwich? Not on My Watch ), StateCollege.com〕〔Elsworth, Catherine (25 July 2008). (Katie Couric is right to criticise sexist US ), ''The Telegraph''〕
For example, during Hillary Clinton's 2008 campaign for the Democratic nomination for United States President, it was noted in the news that a Facebook group had been created titled "Hillary Clinton: Stop Running for President and Make Me a Sandwich."〔Shipman, Claire (30 May 2008). (Hey Hill: Love Your Hair, Now Iron My Shirt ), ''ABC News''〕〔Fortini, Amanda (13 April 2008). (The Feminist Reawakening ), ''New York Magazine''〕
The phrase, as used in an intended humorous sexist context, dates to at least the early 1990s.〔(10 September 1995). (No Gender Is Off Limits for Schmidt ), ''Chicago Tribune''〕
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