Feminism

~ History ~ During the early twentieth Century, women did not have the same rights as men and traditionally had an inferior position in society. It was only after many years of campaigning that in 1928 women gained the right to vote in political elections, and the attitude of British society towards the role of women began to change. This was mainly due to the work that women undertook in the two World Wars that demonstrated that they had the ability to carry out jobs that were previously dominated by men. There were also advances in science and increased promotion of contraception methods that enabled women to control if, and when, they had children. ...  Read the complete review

I have amended the original review because it was moved by the Dooyoo team into the category of Feminism. Which is fair enough, I presume they know their job better than I do! Intimate Feminine deodorant is marketed to help you feel "fresh and confident" all day long. It is a mild deodorant that will not irritate the skin, it comes in a non recyclable metal spray can which is prettily decorated in pastel shades. Femfresh have a range of feminine hygeine products. I am told by the two men I have spoken to about this product (over a slightly drunken dinner!) and a few reviews I have read, that the deodorant is not a ...  Read the complete review

The best anyone can hope to do with a topic as all encompassing as feminism is to scratch the surface. It's simply too complex and with too many facets to truly reach any real conclusions. In some respects feminism *HASN'T* gone far enough, and yet in other areas it's gone too damned far already. First let's take a wee look at some of the areas where I think it hasn't gone far enough. The simple unadulterated truth is that in the majority of cases if two applicants apply for a job or for a promotion in a work situation, one being male and the other female, almost invariably it is the man who will get the job, even if he happens to be the worst qualified ...  Read the complete review

There's a wonderful saying that goes: "If you could see angles then it wouldn't be faith", religion therefore doesn't have to be proved, just contemplated, which is exactly how I feel about feminism. You can't prove it does any real good or has any substance but you can't argue against it as you know you will offend those who do believe in it, and because people don't believe the zealots ideology, they hate you even more to strengthen that ideology. The idea that women-as a collective-want to be equal, if not better than men, just doen't stack up. I'm sure some want to be equally and even better and I am also sure there are just as many guys out ...  Read the complete review