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Take a Joke, Sweet heart
February 11, 2014
I agree whole-heartedly about what the author was standing up for. I understand why she was sanding up because men don’t need to degrade women that way it’s wrong. I am not surprised about men making sexist jokes, but I am surprised that someone stood up against the “bullying” I see sexist jokes at my school but I don’t think a lot of the girls stand up against it I think they just go with the flow.
© Elizabeth E., Elmhurst , NY
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