I feel like I have wasted a whole day. Today I discovered that some of my widgets weren’t working with my template. So I had to track down another one that I am satisfied with. Of course I like the other one best. So if you stopped by while I was trying all the other templates, I’m sorry if everything was messed up.
I have been thinking about equal rights for women this week and that is what I love about working online. Even though men seem to dominate the marketing world. A lot of women are coming into their own in the online communities. Working online seems to level the playing field for many. Most husbands now a days support their wives earning potential online.
I know you realize in the past, women were considered as belonging to their husbands or fathers, now they are the CEO’s of major corporations. Women today are a very important part of society, with women in jobs such as judges, Senators, Congress, and even Governors - a feat that would have been highly surprising even twenty years ago.
In today’s society with the move away from sexism there is still a big difference in the amount of money a man earns compared to the amount of money a woman earns for the same job. in spite of experience, training, and education, many employers still feel women lack the competence to work within a competitive environment. There are always major differences in the way issues are handled and there seems to be new differences appearing each and every day.
Do you realize that we are on the brink of the first woman in history winning a democratic party bid for the Presidency. In the years following the Clinton presidency, and since then, Hillary Rodham Clinton has set a great example for women by stepping out from behind her husband’s shadow and making a name for herself in the political arena. With her impact on the forthcoming Presidential elections still unknown, it will be interesting to see the effect this has on women’s rights both domestically and across the world.
Women are still fighting and struggling each and every day to prove their worth, but with each day that passes we are proving that we are a force to be dealt with. Many people are eagerly awaiting the day when men and women are truly treated as equals. It might be sooner than we think it is a work in progress and will be accomplished. By working together with the community as a whole, and avoiding a destructively defensive view point, women can promote their interests, as can men, to create a truly equitable environment.
