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History of Feminism

hlthe2b

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3. Oh, yes. I saw it BlueIris... Joan, Peggy, Meghan--each in their own way demonstrating...

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Mon May 28, 2012, 06:56 AM

May 2012

how intensely difficult has been the course for women's equality in the workplace (and at home).

I won't add more spoilers, but heavens, how many women (myself included most definitely) have experienced Peggy's issues in trying to receive equal respect for her accomplishments? So, this episode not only underscored the progress made, thanks to the women who came before us, but how very far we have to go. Well done episode.

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Oh, man...(Mad Men tonight; mild spoilers) [View all] BlueIris May 2012 OP

I've never seen it JustAnotherGen May 2012 #1

I am a season behind so can't wait until it comes out on DVD/netflix lookingfortruth May 2012 #2

Oh, yes. I saw it BlueIris... Joan, Peggy, Meghan--each in their own way demonstrating... hlthe2b May 2012 #3

Yes, it did happen and probably still does. Frustratedlady May 2012 #4

yup...a very good epsiode madrchsod May 2012 #5

somehow it was Joan's dignity in the midst of this zazen May 2012 #6

i missed this episode... Scout May 2012 #7

Pete Campbell has filled me with such violent rage for three seasons now. BlueIris May 2012 #8