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Delmette2.0

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21. I took my sister to the movie this afternoon!

Sat Jan 12, 2019, 08:58 PM

Jan 2019

We were both in tears at the end. I want to see it again. I want a DVD to show other women when it movie isn't in theaters.

In 1990 is moved to my current hometown. I think I bought the last good house for $40,000. On our way to the mortgage loan officer the real estate agent asked me twice if I didn't have any debts. Then he did it again in front of the loan officer! I turned to him and said that I had just told him twice in the last half hour "No, why don't you believe me?" The loan officer was a woman. I didn't want that to be my first and only impression with her so I went back in the next day. I apologized for my outburst. She said it wasn't a problem, that I had a consistent work history and everything would be ok. It goes to show that women can stand up against even the slightest insult and win the day.

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They need to be taught about it in history class shenmue Jan 2019 #1

Those of us of a certain age experienced many incidents like that - The Velveteen Ocelot Jan 2019 #2

And my story is almost exactly the same as yours. SharonAnn Jan 2019 #3

I was too. I worked 30 years for IBM. And they started married men sinkingfeeling Jan 2019 #4

Today's women take their human rights for granted - at their own peril CousinIT Jan 2019 #5

((sinking feeling)) blm Jan 2019 #6

Saw it today. rogerashton Jan 2019 #7

I tell my kids about the things murielm99 Jan 2019 #8

Thank you for sharing... Ferrets are Cool Jan 2019 #9

Hope to see it soon, depending on weather here in DC. elleng Jan 2019 #10

I wept with grief, relief and pride. If she hadn't lived when she did, done what she did, ancianita Jan 2019 #11

And a good portion of the people Mr.Bill Jan 2019 #12

Amen. colorado_ufo Jan 2019 #13

My sons, who are 28 and 26, are incredulous that there were no... 3catwoman3 Jan 2019 #14

The most interesting thing to me was her coping with the varied styles of resistance she ancianita Jan 2019 #15

When I was a teen, mglamb Jan 2019 #16

I always made it a point to tell both my son and my daughter of what it was like. llmart Jan 2019 #17

Kick for visibility. love_katz Jan 2019 #18

I haven't seen it yet. I agree that every young person should watch this. Honeycombe8 Jan 2019 #19

Can't wait to see this movie Miigwech Jan 2019 #20

I took my sister to the movie this afternoon! Delmette2.0 Jan 2019 #21

I just watched RBG on CNN (again) BigmanPigman Jan 2019 #22

Me, too! Chalco Jan 2019 #23