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I hope they hang!!!!!
Not surprised at all. Don’t feel so bad now, in the company of a lot of women I guess with the cement ceiling and weekly comments about mothers on the work force. Happy for my male counterparts though who at least now can leave work at a decent hour because they need to get home to their families and this has at least become acceptable for them. I have learned not to expect the same treatment, otherwise, I become one of those problem women. Would not know what to do if I did not work a regular shift of 10 to 20 hours overtime a week just to “prove” that I am worthy of a job.