Boys Club

CaptainSchmideo

I saw this on www.newsfromme.com and thought I would share it:

Let's imagine it's 1938 and if you're a male, let's imagine you're female. Let us imagine you have considerable artistic ability and you think it might be put to good use working for Mr. Walt Disney on his animated features as, say, an animator. So let us imagine you inquire of Disney Studios, asking about possible job openings. And you know what would have happened? You would have received this form letter in response.

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ninja

it's a bit of a mickey mouse operation

shamus100

Things were very strange in the olden days...

Mrs. Fiorini

How sad. Of course, at the time most people found this perfectly acceptable. I wonder how many of today's perfectly acceptable viewpoints will be regretted in the future?

kurtbethel

That is what Disney does, keep women in their place. Usually it involves planting propaganda in the mind of girls about being a princess and waiting for their prince to come alone.

Beneath the wholesome image, Disney has another face.

cameo-d

It seems to be a constant characteristic of all those who are involved in Brotherhoods to keep the women out and in subjection.

Wasn't Disney a Freemason?