It's funny, isn't it? American religious leaders never say boo about gender equality. It just doesn't come up. In my whole life, I don't think I've ever heard a priest say that men and women are equal,
which makes sense when you consider the patriarchal, misogynistic nature
of religion. Let's face it: religion is a boys' club and America is
religious.
And we're not only religious in America, we're downright exceptional. We're the mostest special people who ever lived. And we're quite sure of this because we hear it all the time. If the people on TV are saying it every single day, it must be true.
Well, maybe not so much.
And we're not only religious in America, we're downright exceptional. We're the mostest special people who ever lived. And we're quite sure of this because we hear it all the time. If the people on TV are saying it every single day, it must be true.
Well, maybe not so much.
Nordic nations led the world in promoting equality of the sexes, as they have for many years, with Iceland, Finland, Norway, Sweden and Denmark occupying the top five spots.The United States climbed three places to 20th, thanks to a narrowing wage gap and more women occupying political offices.
Well, golly gee. It seems those atheist
countries are the ones that treat women fairly. Jeebus! Every one of
the top five countries falls into this category. I wonder why?
You
don't think rationality could have anything to do with it, do you?
Jeepers, if that's true we're only going to fall further behind as the
decades pile up.
But we'll always be exceptional in our own heads. Hooray for us! USA! USA! USA!
