They risk a legal action,
they being sexist.
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6 comments:
Everytime I check in on your daily haikus (haiki?) I think it would be fun to do my own daily haiku journal. Great blog.
I had to find this article to identify the sexist nature! Women might also not be able to attend because they work on the evening shift at Tesco's, just like men! The suggestion that a woman may be unable to attend evening meetings because of childcare responsibilities is a sexist statement in itself. What if a man looks after the kids - is he being discriminated against? I think the world is going mad!
Glad Derrick explained that.
you speak of truth, yet your words are packed with wisdom.
Sexism is a minefield open to interpretation and debate best left alone if possible.
Thanks Momo Luna
Bagman and Butler
And why not, indeed?
Derrick
I agree with you. Absolutely.
Kass
Me too!
Jingle
Wow, steady on!
Windsmoke
The trouble is, every day they lay a few more mines!
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