When A Man Is Able To Connect

Programs Like Wic (women, Infants, And Children) Subsidize The Exclusion Of Dads.

There Is What Might Be Called A Catch-22 Of Hazardous Occupations: The More Hazardous The Job, The More Men; The More Men, The Less We Care About Making The Job Safer. The Catch-22 Of Hazardous Occupations Creates A 'glass Cellar' Which Few Women Wish To Enter. Women Are Alienated Not Just Out Of The Fear Of Being Hurt On The Job, But By An Atmosphere That Can Make A Hazardous Job More Hazardous Than It Needs To Be.

In 1969, Nationwide, Female Professors Who Had Never Been Married And Never Published Earned 145% Of Their Counterpart Male Colleagues.

Male Bashing Is Everywhere. It Would Be A Mistake To View The Current Situation As Another Skirmish In The War Between The Sexes. Women Have Been Doing The Shooting, And Men Have Been Burying Their Heads In The Sand, Hoping The Bullets Will Miss.

A Man Convicted Of Murder Is Twenty Times More Likely Than A Woman Convicted Of Murder To Receive The Death Penalty. Since The 1976 Reinstatement Of The Death Penalty, 120 Men And Only 1 Woman Have Actually Been Executed. The Woman, From North Carolina, Said She Preferred To Be Executed. In North Carolina, A Man Who Commits Second-degree Murder Receives A Sentence On Average Of 12.6 Years Longer Than A Woman Who Commits Second-degree Murder.