> The recent rule in an Atlantic City Casino forcing women to maintain
> their weight or lose their jobs is one more sad reflection of the
> double standard imposed on women.

By those evil CEOs that they line up around the block to marry?


>Already at a disadvantage in terms of
> equal opportunity, equal wages and comparable health care,

Quite a myth.


>women will
> now have to starve themselves to keep their jobs.

As a male secretary, I can say that women are very selective in the battles
they choose to fight of this nature.


>All for the sake of
> appearing pleasing to the male eyes.

And of course to make money.


> By applying an arbitrary standard that has no regard for the health and
> well being of women or their job skill, the criteria marginalizes women
> and reduces them to sex objects.

Women don't seem to mind this if the price is right.  You don't hear pretty
women screaming that they were hired because they were pretty (only if the
boss crosses a line and makes a move will she sue).


>Yes, there may have been some
> advancements for women in the workplace in recent years, but it is
> obvious we still have a long way to go.

A very long way, like to the point where they fight all injustices, not just
the ones perpetuated against women.


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