There’s no glass ceiling. There’s just children and food.

Submitted by Matt on Mon, 2016-01-25 19:52

Article here. Excerpt:

'The argument is unsustainable. “For all the talk over the past three years, the number of women at the World Economic Forum barely budged from 17% last year to 18% this week.”

What feminists see, but cannot face, is that most women don’t want what they want. What feminists have learned, but refuse to accept, is that you can’t legislate desire.

There is Zero. Evidence. that women are being discriminated against en masse or that they’re being forced into fields that allow more flexibility as opposed to freely choosing them.

Do you think so little of women that you assume they don’t know what they want? If so, why do you want them in the boardroom?

Clare Boothe Luce said it best: “It is time to leave the question of the role of women up to Mother Nature—a difficult lady to fool. You have only to give women the same opportunities as men, and you will soon find out what is or is not in their nature. What is in women’s nature to do they will do, and you won’t be able to stop them.'

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I agree with this.

I have a few feminist friends, or at least they pass on feminist type memes on Facebook. They are stay at home moms, but they seem to think there is a glass ceiling because not enough women are CEO's or in high power positions. They don't want CEO or power positions, but they claim to be advocating for "other women!"

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Submitted by Kris on Wed, 2016-01-27 21:03