A few months back, Ellen Goodman of the Boston Globe spoke well of such laws, which are being passed and implemented in other states. But before she and Governor Lowry say any more, they should pause to consider the old adage about ignoring the lessons of history. March 5th marks the 225th anniversary of the Boston Massacre, where British troops killed several rioting colonists. What we do know is, there's a lesson to be learned from our own history. We went from a double standard of gender to a single standard of power.
Men are angry.
Yep, she's right. Only if we ignore the 82 million men in America who have never been within spittin' distance of power, let alone at the center. Guess Ms. Wasserstein doesn't think most of the male population are really men. It's an odd affliction, this inability to see working and middle class men. A myopia suffered by those who complain how oppressed women were hundreds of years ago when their husbands withheld the reigns of power, and forced women into the tedious role of running their castles.