History of Feminism

seabeyond

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12. that is an interesting perspective.

Fri Sep 21, 2012, 07:36 AM

Sep 2012

i had not thought of that. while reading i was thinking of my other brother and his son. their high risk behavior then how they would puff chest in confrontation if called out for carelessness. i can just see what you are saying, with a couple of men like them.

me? i am a coward, and i do not like pain, nor risking pain, so i willing stay in the lower end wage jobs so i dont have to have an oowie, lol. but good to hear women getting into these professional. i cannot pull out anything noteworthy working with either man or woman. i just go to work, do the job and get on. i have not really taken note of any difference....

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Women Speak Drastically Less When They’re Surrounded by Dudes. And That’s Bad. [View all] redqueen Sep 2012 OP

i am doing another post on this OP but, i want to address something i have been thinking about. seabeyond Sep 2012 #1

Yes, I think you raise some good points. redqueen Sep 2012 #3

Women who speak out are still disliked and shunned. MadrasT Sep 2012 #2

What I find infuriating is when women join in. redqueen Sep 2012 #4

You know it's funny ismnotwasm Sep 2012 #5

very good article. something administrators on du should take into consideration. seabeyond Sep 2012 #6

Sort of a little off topic, JoeyT Sep 2012 #7

I'd say that's pretty on topic. :). nt redqueen Sep 2012 #8

i would imagine a good manager would, being aware. seabeyond Sep 2012 #9

btw... my brother has always worked in high risk occupations. oil, underwater welder, seabeyond Sep 2012 #10

Yep, me too, mostly. JoeyT Sep 2012 #11

that is an interesting perspective. seabeyond Sep 2012 #12

You are much like my husband JustAnotherGen Sep 2012 #13