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History of Feminism

BlueJazz

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1. I was lucky growing up. My Mother was one intelligent cookie. Dad was up there also.

Reply to eridani (Original post)

Wed Dec 16, 2015, 06:44 AM

Dec 2015

As I got older, I knew this "Women can't do this and that" was a bunch of bull. Maybe digging a ditch and such and I'm sure that bothers the female gender a lot..Yeah!

You would think that people (Men) would think "What great things, inventions, ideas and such have we lost by keeping women (and of course Blacks) out of the parts that make society great?"

But No. It's getting better but I really don't want to live in a world where over half of the populace is hesitant to express their ideas.
Not good for anyone.

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He 'won't lower his standards' to hire women. Why this comment tells us a lot. [View all] eridani Dec 2015 OP

I was lucky growing up. My Mother was one intelligent cookie. Dad was up there also. BlueJazz Dec 2015 #1

Yup. ismnotwasm Dec 2015 #2