CuriousLord
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Religious/cultural justification for sexism. Wonderful. Yeah, I hope they're sued effectively. Don't get me wrong. I sympathize with the women to an extent. By not having these hours, it's likely that they wouldn't go to spend time at the gym. But, to me, that's sorta like a racist not going to a school just because it has students of different races at it. Do you say, "Okay, we'll teach [their race]-only classes", or do you say, "You don't want to get along with others? Fine, your loss."? It's even easier to sympathize with the women because they're not doing it out of malice (I assume), but because of religious reasons. So what if there was someone who, say, didn't like being around [some race].. not out of spite, but just because it was against some sort of tradiation that they were raised to believe? I don't think giving into ignorance and bias is a good thing here. Edit: Added in the fourth paragraph. And a specific race used replaced; no need to even remind people of the old prejustice.
< Message edited by CuriousLord -- 3/5/2008 4:03:21 PM >
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