On Dec 13, 2009, at 10:09 AM, [email protected] wrote:
> It wasn't enough for women to gain access to what had traditionally been
> men's work. All too often that meant entering dangerous or poorly paid jobs
> and adjusting to a work world premised on the ideal of an unencumbered
> wage-earner without home or community responsibilities. Rather, what was
> needed, they argued, was to transform the world of work, its values and its
> practices.
>
Amen!
A feminist mindset isn't necessarily better than a masculine viewpoint, but it
is different, and generally speaking less heeded, so greater integration would
probably lead to numerous improvements.
-- Ernie P.
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