how sexist is the eastport scene. top 6 this is because internet i think it's a sexist of the internet economy to movement because they're just listen we still have a bit of catching up to do throughout society in terms of treating women properly. and yes it's sexist does the gaming world reflect this just computers for us the internet good buta phone yes it's an issue we have to actively address the highest and we have to actively foster diversity in many different areas. diverse attendance a few fashion instead but this isn't a subculture where the issue is particularly prevalent is nice with dozens of it it's just like everywhere else in society so that doesn't make it any less of a problem the point stuff this thing is i don't want to downplay it but it's simply a problem that needs to be addressed. me as and. evolve is on the road a lot the multiple time national champion in call of duty wears many hats as a referee player and the gender equality representative of the austrian e-sports association because slowly

do i went to high school in eastport, maine, on moose island, kind of a cool, foggy, little bit dreary island there, very close to canada and we all knew in eastport that henry clay had insisted after the war of 1812, the island had been taken by the british, he had insisted when he negotiated the end of the treaty that the island be returned to the united states even when john quincy adams, another negotiator, was willing to let the -- let canada have -- let british have the island and i'm wondering if any historians would know why he was so adamant on the return of moose island in eastport to america. >> i don't know if you know the specifics of -- >> god, i'm not an expert on moose island and why clay -- i do know that clay when making the treaty in the war of 1812, he took the strongest position of all the american delegates, he wanted america to have a strong position. >> adams was afraid they would not get a treaty if they took such positions so clay tended to get everything he could and i'm not sure on moose island. i hope another historian could tell us. >> allison, we talked b

we all knew in eastport that henry clay had insisted after the war of 1812, the island had been taken by the british. he had insisted when he negotiated the end of the treaty of the island be returned to the united states, even when john quincy adams, who was another negotiator, was willing to sort of let the -- let canada have -- let british have the island. i'm wondering any historians would know why he was so adamant on the return of moose island in eastport to america? >> i don't know if you know the specifics of -- >> i'm not an expert on moose island and why clay -- i did know clay when making the treaty in the war of 1812, he took the strongest position of all the american delegates. he wanted america to have a strong position. adams was afraid they wouldn't get a treaty if they took such position, so clay tended to get everything he could. i'm not sure on moose island, though. i hope there's another historian that could tell us. >> we talked before we got started life about clay's antagony toward the british. >> he felt, of course, the british were still trying to hold on, pun

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