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History of Feminism

NYC_SKP

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5. Men got the peachy gigs, women did the grunt work.

Reply to ismnotwasm (Reply #3)

Sat May 16, 2015, 11:51 AM

May 2015

There's no question in my mind that even the greatest chef, if a woman, would not be allowed an audience and I'll be they'd be in the background making the magic happen while a man takes the credit.

That still happens today, of course.

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