>I think the sexism and misogyny in the remarks aren't unique
>to only Snoop. I think it's common to find men--Black, White,
>Latino, Asian, whatever--who internalize various shades of the
>perspective Snoop broadcast.

I've heard women make comments similar to Snoop's comments.

>Gayle and Oprah have become a proxy for discussing race and
>gender. As much as the comments were targeted solely at Gayle,
>I think the comments, in context, engage a wider conversation
>that's been on people's minds.

I believe the wider conversation is lost and grief. A famous male journalist doing what Gayle did would get the same response if not worse.