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From: walsh@ihuxi.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.women
Subject: Re: Question on discrimination re the USAF
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Date: Wed, 9-Nov-83 14:36:21 EST
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Posted: Wed Nov  9 14:36:21 1983
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Steven:

I don't know of any sexism in garbage collection. I've seen a few female
garbage collectors. Besides, you're missing the point. Do you hear MEN
complaining about not being able to get a job as a garbage man? Would YOU  
settle for such a job instead of a high-pay, high-enjoyment job? There
are certain jobs in every sector that are high pay and selective simply
because of the nature of the work, eg., dangerous, dirty, repugnant, or
requiring certain physical or other special abilities. They are high-pay
because not everyone wants to do them. Including some men.

B. Walsh