- promoting a clearer understanding of men's experience -
A number of key directional matters were endorsed unanimously, including the formation of Women’s Council led by women with authority to influence the Federation on matters affecting the well being of women in their relationships, homes, community and workplace.
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Hi Bevan,
Thanks for the posting.
It appears from their blurb that men don’t rate a mention as ‘community’.
What’s new?
And just how many times can you have ‘comm’ in your commie title too?
What next the Commmunist Commission for Community Communication?
To commune for the purpose of communicating in a community college of course LOL!!
Stalin would be proud.
Comment by Stephen — Tue 31st October 2006 @ 2:25 am
It appears to me that the agenda of the suggested committee would be to “educate” immigrants not yet exposed to Feminism, ensuring that they are able to make full use of our men, legal, health and welfare systems, and to prevent them passing on any thoughts of equality they might have brought with them into New Zealand.
Our Minister of Men’s Affairs should act on this immediately to ensure that men are included in any policy relating to community. OK, now I’m being sarcastic….but clearly the Minister of Women’s Affairs would act if the reverse were occurring.
XSryder
Comment by XSryder — Wed 1st November 2006 @ 2:43 pm