modern woman
Dear friends I m writing a blog for the first time here and I thought it would be good subject to talk about; why is for the woman harder to get some higher position in society of any field especially in politics? I know,we womens are gently and less strongly physical then mens but also have brain wich is only falue in higher positions...I wonder and i v seen some facial moments when woman talk in public
that s ok, but why are some reactions from side of mens like: oh,isn t she cute,dear. 
If you ask me-that s a litlle judgemental and not open mind.that s not real I think! instead,us must someone take seriosly.we are human beings too.
Personal, I dont have such problems luckyely but I notice it in todays society.
greetings from Foxina
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I am not sure about your part of the world, but here in the U.S. women do get higher position jobs...and in politics. I think we may have our first woman president voted in this year.
But this transition is relatively recent...say in the last 20 years or so. I think women still get a paid a little less than men. This issue with lower wages is probably being corrected also...maybe lagging a little behind the progress of other areas concerning women.
...as if they have never seen it.
Anyhow, I was in position where all my subordinates is a man. One of our former president is a woman, named is Megawati. Some of our minister also woman.
Let me give it a shot'
Im sure you have the expression in your part of the world. about fire and water ' Good servant but bad master ...
Sad but true.
our late p.m. Indira Gandhi was most powerful lady in the world
it depend on your will power
I thought it was pretty powerful when I first saw it.
Employment and politics are geared towards a man's working life, not a woman's.
If a woman gives birth, and is back to work within two weeks, she is demonised for not being a good mother.
If she takes two years away from work to be with her child in its formative years, she is passed over for promotion, or seen as a liability who cannot be depended on.
There will never be parity of wages and employment as long as the system remains patriarchal.
When joined green party, a asked four ladies to join, too. Three of them said "have to ask my husband", one said "yes", but apologized later:" it is not for me really, i am not smart enough."
in family and business.
Men live more selfish
Off course this is a heavy generalisation.
I like politics,it s not my life, but I m that brain type.lol
And how i mentioned about human rightS and all that grow and discusion....ahh exciting!
it is interesting to talk about the facts in politics, inspiring and encouraging, as far as I can see.
Anyways my motto is: MAKE LOVE NOT WAR