I see myself as someone who is a little old fashioned. I prefer young children – especially those who are under, say, 16, to address me NOT by my first name, but as, say, Mrs. Mintz, Ms. Cheng Mintz or… Continue Reading
I just finished watching part one of Netflix’s first season of Cable Girls, a Spanish series (and apparently Spain’s first Netflix-exclusive) about women working as operators in 1920s Madrid. Probably the best way to describe the series is a Spanish… Continue Reading
I constantly read about women being upset that they’re addressed as “ma’am” (or madam) by servers or salespeople. I don’t get this. What do they expect to be called? Not everyone is your “regular” barista who knows your first name… Continue Reading
The latest article circulating social media about women being being told that sleeveless clothing isn’t “proper attire” in the US Capitol has had many feminist jeering, saying it’s a way to “repress” women. Really? Congress is supposed to be a… Continue Reading