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Russ · 03-04-2004, 19:18

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Are they really being sexist when there are establishments which won't admit men? For example, many swimming baths have women-only session because the women feel more comfortable without men. But what if the patrons of the workingmen's club choose to exclude women for the same reason?

03-04-2004, 19:18	#1
Russ cf.mega poster Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Half in the corporeal, half in the etheral Posts: 37,182	Workingmen's clubs http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/3596799.stm Are they really being sexist when there are establishments which won't admit men? For example, many swimming baths have women-only session because the women feel more comfortable without men. But what if the patrons of the workingmen's club choose to exclude women for the same reason? __________________ Heavy Is The Crown