ine fighter in her persona. Male version of Janet Reno would only attract people's support. Jesse "The Body" Ventura is very popular for his previous head bashing lifestyle. Any woman of such past would only be laugh at. I think that similar sexist approach is present throughout the nation. Workplace is only one of many places, where it occurs on daily basis.My agreement: I agree fully that women do not get their fair chances in the corporate office. I further state that keeping mommy home is not an excuse, for many women are forced to take lower paid jobs with much heavier physical load in order to provide for their children.In the past, it was very clearly defined that office was man's job and home was women's place. Industrial revolution and technological changes forced men to use women out in the workplace. I don't think that a traditional woman of the past would make such transition. Instead, wars, diseases, poverty, labor shortages, and other influences made it necessary for many women to work. I think that our society still considers that woman's place is in her home. Why? I may think so, because women, who make up over one half o the U.S. population, are not making themselves heard.I also see that there is a big problem with many socially accepted views on women's positions in the workforce. One of the views underline that maternal leave, regardless of its length, damages corporate high-level positions more than it does to lower level positions. I disagree, for a missing teacher, nurse, taxi dispatcher, and many others are just as important as corporate CEO chairwomen. Also, the physical nature of many lover level positions is much higher than those of managerial and above. Thus if the society wanted to save women from harder work, then they would have to transfer them upstairs to the office.At the same time, many women are required to work longer hour, produce more workload, and accept larger overtime hours, for the financial n...
