By 1989, their numbers increased to 52.6 percent, and they also account for more than 90 percent of the Personnel staff. This is not a conspiracy theory. There never was a conspiracy, but a campaign conducted openly with public approval. What we failed to foresee, however, were the consequences of having a cadre of professional women marching to the beat of the pop-feminist drum. Networks create informal lines of communication.
Communication leads to cooperation.
And when more than half of a profession informally agrees to a gender-linked political agenda, the consequences can be enormous. Not entirely, according to James D. Wright. The Homeless In America , James D. Wright, p 32 Web-like, however, many of these relate to employment issues. Fully trained men employed fully seldom need low-income housing, so the employment problem makes the housing problem worse. Social disaffiliation can also hinder a man's ability to get or keep a job.