having watched 'made in dagenham' recently, it struck me how the unions were colluding with the manufacturers to prevent women receiving equal pay. even an organization meant to protect the workers, only wanted to protect the male workers.
also, there was the usual 'we can't afford to pay more, the factory will close and you'll all lose your jobs' line.
well, if they can't pay their workers without going bust, they obviously are doing something wrong. Yet it was the underpaid women, working in skilled manual labour, who were blamed for it.
ok, that was a while ago, but that 'blaming the victim' attitude is still highly prevalent.
want to have a baby out of wedlock? you're the one frowned on, not the man.
want to live in a female society, or even just have female only swimming sessions? that's taking advantage, it's pc gone mad.
i want to change these things but without having to overthrow society, demonize the males, ruin the economy.
i'd just like us all to be respectful to each other, whether someone is a CEO of a multi-national, or a sahp. the age, sex, color etc of that person should be irrelevant. if they do a good job is more important.