What should I make of a colleague refusing to take my name?

Hello to all. I need some perspective. I am a woman of color in a relatively male dominated organization. I am in management and have consistently been told that I am easy to talk to. I am the lead on an important priority and have received compliments on how I have managed to kept the project on track this far. The project involves stakeholders from multiple functional areas. With a recent departure I am
now the only woman on this project. I speak EN as a second language. All is well but there is an important stakeholder who refuses to take my name no matter what. He acknowledges everyone else by their names both in writing and when in meetings. I have consistently noticed this and have always told myself to not overthink it but yesterday I was raising a question at the meeting as I needed to provide clear drafting instructions and they said to me ‘they will use their brain when drafting the documents’. They also behave as if my questions are not important - I am fairly confident most are. Please share perspectives. Would you say anything? Would you ignore? My natural inclination is to try and ignore, but love to hear from you. Thank you!

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u/Limp_Jaguar_5470 — 1 day ago
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Help please

I am having a lot of issues with my internet and VOIP home phone so considering changing my ISP. I currently have 250 MBPS speed.

The new ISP told me their connection is plug and play and they will send to me a modem that I will connect with the wall. The speed would be 300 mbps.

My question is can I use the cable that’s connected to the wire with the new modem with faster speed internet.

In prep for the new internet I have tried to disconnect the cable which is connected to a slot in the wall on one side and my current router on the other side but its tuck and is not budging.

Any, all advice is welcome. A big thanks!

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u/Limp_Jaguar_5470 — 3 months ago