On the other, such a perception continues. You could see one woman driving bad and 10 women driving good, and we will remember the one driving bad. Melissa and Mitchell Ball agreed that the driving stereotype is a common example of sexism. I work at an insurance company, and I know that's not true. That's completely unfair.
Men are horrible drivers.
A leading perpetrator of sexism, Melissa charged, is the Roman Catholic Church. Although she said the church has become more inclusive in recent decades by making such ministerial roles as eucharistic ministers available to women, she wondered why the priesthood is still unavailable to females. Mike recalled the controversy at his Spencerport parish a couple of years ago when female altar servers were introduced. This action followed Pope John Paul II's 1994 announcement that female altar servers can be permitted. A lot of the guy altar servers said, 'Oh great.