Wow, that’s what you got from my reply? Male narcissism never ceases to amaze me.
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Ar the time they founded the company, Smith and Albi had every reason to think McInnes was a fine person. Kicking him out later I’m sure had nothing to do with protecting the brand. /s
I hate to break it to you Dwayne but we women KNOW there will be a backlash. This a slow burn that’s finally caught fire. About time. The only people panicking are the dudes who couldn’t keep their pants up from around their ankles in their workplace. Even more men are going to retaliate by trying to exclude women on…
HR. They only do something once the board decides the financial risk of sweeping complaints under the rug is greater than the cost of firing a harasser. HR people do whatever they are told to do, and write fine memos about commitment to respect and safety
I agree. It’s kind of like saying God favors your candidate. That said, some of the mainline protestant churches have a long history of social justice activism that borders on the political.
Trump signed an executive order in May telling the IRS to look the other way.
My mom is in her 80's, born bred and lives in the deep south, church-going. She voted for Obama twice and then Hillary.
It was hilarious how he kept teeing himself up for Kimmel. What an idjit.
Electioneering in a church? A church with tax-exempt status?
Oh, I guess I missed that. I did wear suits to job interviews a couple of times back then, but minus the bow. 80's fashion was really the pits.
Ugh. But I don’t think the term pussy bow was used in the ‘80's power suit days. I don’t recall hearing it, at least.
Fact is, Hillary isn’t particularly interested in fashion. Bernie wasn’t either, but no one said they wouldn’t vote for him because of the pants he wore.
That’s terrible. I’m glad at least the professionals were taking it seriously. To think she would get blamed for getting raped because she decided to go to a party and have a couple drinks. She probably also wore something pretty. :(
Black men could (in certain parts of the country) vote before women were allowed to. It didn’t put a stop to segegation, discrimination in hiring, etc. Voting rights are a necessary but not sufficient condition for civil rights.
Do you know the James Brown song from the ‘70's, “It’s a Man’s World”? Feminists have had to deal with men largely on their own terms. It’s naive to think second wave feminists could go in and tear down the institutions of almost entirely male-dominated society. Women were barely allowed in the door to those…
Yes, I didn’t mean to suggest women don’t still get blamed if they are raped by a man they know. But back in the 70's the idea that it could be a crime on the part of the man was pretty much inconceivable.
You have to remember that in the early 70's a lot of jobs, professions, and schools were just opening up to women. If you were in the first group of women hired as an FBI agent, or admitted to a previously male only law school, the last thing in the world you were going to do is complain. You were being told you…
There were no redeeming qualities to the ‘80's “power suit”. It was designed to be feminine version of a male suit, complete with a little scarf at the neck to imitate a tie.