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History of Feminism

MadrasT

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9. I watched all the way up through part of season 5.

Reply to LawDeeDah (Original post)

Wed Sep 24, 2014, 05:22 AM

Sep 2014

Then somehow it lost its charm for me. I may pick it up from there and continue at some point.

Anyway, yeah, I had very much the same reaction. I was born at that time and my head wants to explode if I think about what the world would have been like for me if I were born just 20 or so years earlier. I am totally unsuitable for a wife/mother role, and life would have been much harder for me.

But I think you are right... a lot of attitudes are just the same, only hiding under the surface. The attitudes didn't go away, it is just politically incorrect to express them so blatantly now.

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I am watching Mad Men on Netflix [View all] LawDeeDah Sep 2014 OP

I entered the work force in 1969. The Velveteen Ocelot Sep 2014 #1

The horrow of dynamics on the show pales in comparison to the real world, I'll bet. NYC_SKP Sep 2014 #2

I entered the workforce in 1965, SheilaT Sep 2014 #3

I was working in the ad industry during that time NV Whino Sep 2014 #4

Some of my favorite parts are of the team blue skying. LawDeeDah Sep 2014 #5

Here is actor Jon Hamm on Don Draper. LawDeeDah Sep 2014 #6

I like the self-awareness he has about the character. I think most good actors share that quality. nomorenomore08 Sep 2014 #8

I think It's Jon Hamm's choie Sep 2014 #7

I watched all the way up through part of season 5. MadrasT Sep 2014 #9

i do not like mad men. i cannot quite articulate why. at first it was a lesson for all, then morphed seabeyond Sep 2014 #10

I know what you mean. LawDeeDah Sep 2014 #11

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