From ‘Acceptable Parity’ via a friend…
November 9, 2011
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Yeah, that parody is very good, illustrating very clearly the unexamined assumption that the workplace is by necessity infused with the worst d00dly essences and that women have no choice but to embrace the d00dliness and work within its constraints.
YES.
Exactly what CPP said.
I really like the post-post that is in your Blog. Greetings!