Economic shifts putting women in the driver’s seat
email: editor -@- mensnews daily.com | More from Mike LaSalle
Stumble It!
How to survive the coming food shortage.
2 Responses to “Economic shifts putting women in the driver’s seat”
Leave a Reply
|
|
Sex & Metropolis
Paul Elam
Dr. Tara J. Palmatier
Pelle Billing
Glenn Sacks
Marc H. Rudov
Roger F. Gay
Carey Roberts
Stephen Baskerville
Gordon E. Finley
Amy Alkon
Dr. Helen Smith
Jerry Fino
Shop Amazon and Support MND
Latest NewsWax
Join Our Mailing List
Recent Comments
- Jacquelyn on Abuse Shelter Watchdogs: See no Evil, Speak no Evil
- Paul Elam on Betrayal Trauma: Do You Have Relationship PTSD from your Wife or Girlfriend?
- TXM on Betrayal Trauma: Do You Have Relationship PTSD from your Wife or Girlfriend?
- Punisher on Forever In Prejeans
- Masculist on Do men love women more than women love men?
- Denis on Do men love women more than women love men?
- jon on Do men love women more than women love men?
- julie on Confronting Matriarchy and The False Premise of Feminism
- larry on Betrayal Trauma: Do You Have Relationship PTSD from your Wife or Girlfriend?
- Ray on Betrayal Trauma: Do You Have Relationship PTSD from your Wife or Girlfriend?
- TXM on Betrayal Trauma: Do You Have Relationship PTSD from your Wife or Girlfriend?
- Equality Among Men and Women « Divorced Man Site - Empowering divorced and divorcing men on Do men love women more than women love men?
- Randall Shake on Thoughts from a Disordered Mind
- Lola on Confronting Matriarchy and The False Premise of Feminism
- Ghost on Betrayal Trauma: Do You Have Relationship PTSD from your Wife or Girlfriend?
Search MND
Download PDF Here
Support Our Sponsors!
Please support MND
Subscribe today:
SUSTAINER: $5/mo.
CONTRIBUTOR: $20/mo.
SUPPORTER: $50/mo.
Or Donate Any Amount
SUSTAINER: $5/mo.
CONTRIBUTOR: $20/mo.
SUPPORTER: $50/mo.
Or Donate Any Amount
October 31st, 2006 at 5:35 pm
I don’t suppose the gender bias in family law is a big driver in the change in power balance. Might it also lead to fewer men wanting to get married and have children, or bother getting some college degree?
November 3rd, 2006 at 7:59 pm
I’m not so sure that the power balance hasdn’t always tilted in favor of women, thanks to the Tender Years Doctrine and other gynocentric laws and practices. I’m offended by the tone of this article, which implies that women are virtuous victims who are just now starting to know what “real” power is….in this case, financial power. Spare me the “woe is me” gender victimization tripe.