Tactics for women seeking a job in the era of bias
A New York State human rights official outlines subtle forms of discrimination in employment applications and hiring. The piece cites color differences, sex-specific questions, and typing tests for women. It also cites Distaffers Inc. and offers tips to detect bias and pursue opportunities beyond agencies.
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Neal Hoffman
Regionel
New York State Division of Human Rights
Werner
Ibey
Job
Antaceya
Uke Distaffers, Inc
Philadelphia
Frances Goldman
Distaffers
Fyorth
New York City
Sermon by a car salesman on men’s liberation
Sunset Ford's Jim Hanson, a veteran salesman, hosts a men’s liberation sermon at the Unitarian Church. He links sales life, therapy, and Carl Rogers to a new view of masculinity, arguing men need empathy, vulnerability, and partnership with women. He cites personal growth, therapy, and gestalt ideas as tools for becoming whole.
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Jim Hanson
Hanson
Esalen
Big Sur
Carl Rogers
Msalen
Unitarian Church
Atherton Street
Alen
Occidental College
Karen
Sunset Ford
Long Beach State University
Ms. Magazine
Rob Ballack
Ballack
Manson
Superman
Kent Henderson
Local teen attends National Young Adult Leadership Conference
Cindy Rubenstein a 17 year old Wilson High senior and TAP chair for March of Dimes attended a six day conference at the University of Boulder Colorado from June 30 to July 5. She joined 270 young leaders including 13 year old Kathy Kataoka from Poly High. The event covered birth defects genetics prenatal care and perinatology with speakers from Harbor General Columbia University and other institutions. Cindy outlined plans to raise funds for research and start local programs such as a babysitting pool and a veterans handicapped youth outreach in Long Beach.
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Naional Foundation
March of Dimes
Wilson High School
Cindy Rubenstein
Cindy
Lakewood-Long Beach
University of Boulder
Colorado
Kathy Kataoka
Poly High
Bath etiquette questions prompt pediatric guidance
Open Line expert Dr Harris answers common bath time queries. He cautions against parents bathing with children, notes risk of fostering fantasies, and advises age-based supervision. For girls daily cleansing and front-to-back hygiene is key, while boys require less concern unless uncircumcised. Fun bath setups aid proper washing.
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Yok
UPI
Henry L. Harris
Open Line
Warcis
Harris
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