Is today.
Luckily Dr Rob has noticed.
In this post we celebrate all women who work
especially nomadic women who are always on the move (like me).
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7 comments:
When is International Men's Day?
No doubt it is the same day as we get true equality and finally get a Minister for Men.
Jp as you will see from the link on my blog we men get an International Men's Month!
Be happy with what we've got, who needs a Minister for men meddling into our affairs?
I actually think that International Mens dayS are aon the other 364 days that are not International women's day.
Don't be boring, Dr Joolz.
I agree with Dr Joolz and would like to respectfully tell the men that women still earn 17% less than men and they definitely need more money to spend on stuff.
Each day is definitely not men's day and the 17% study was so flawed in its assumptions as to be meaningless.
Why is that a thousands feminist columnists can say a thousand sexist comments about men and thats ok but to simply ask for equality and a minister for men is not.
The uk is sexist against men!!!!
My sympathy is still with the men - it's not THEIR fault their breath smells.
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