Surprised not ONE KFI host has mentioned it! (Coulda been a good suck up tool!). Wtf!!?
http://www.radioink.com/Article.asp?id=2478031&spid=24698
http://www.radioink.com/Article.asp?id=2478031&spid=24698
... when I saw the article, I couldn't help but think - Why is it the "Woman of the Year" award? Specifically, why do men and women need separate categories for areas of achievement that have nothing to do with their physical differences?
That's sooooooo passe!
wadio said:I'm so glad to see that others feel as I do about this! It seems to me most Womens' Organizations are perpetuated by women who secretly doubt that women can compete with men on an equal basis. Time to bury that myth and focus on qualification and achievement.
ChannelFlipper said:Why is it the "Woman of the Year" award? Specifically, why do men and women need separate categories for areas of achievement that have nothing to do with their physical differences? Same concept would apply to awards based on someone's heritage. I would think more highly of her achievement if she was the best "Programmer" of the year, instead of the best "Woman" of the year. Seems degrading to me.
If someone ever gave me an award that was limited to my gender, heritage, or ethnicity, I would politely decline the award unless and until it applied to everyone equally.
I want to be the best of the best, not the best "man" or "woman" or "Latino" or whatever. We're now twelve years into the new millennium, seems like we all should be beyond this now.
Robnoxious said:In my opinion, any award whose previous winners include Gloria Alred invalidates the honor given out.
RicoGregg said:Does that also invalidate her law degree? Gloria Allred is a fair-minded woman who has also helped men in sex discrimination cases. Maybe if unfairness didn't happen so much, we wouldn't see her so much.
Robnoxious said:Horsepucky. Alred is an sensationalist with a law degree that trots out victims to the media to be tried under the court of public opinion. Most of her stunts don't even make it into a court of law.