Sexism in America

Over 100 years ago, the women's movement set out to stop discrimination against women in the voting booth and in the workplace. The suffragette movement is a fact of American history we are all well aware of. However, American history also reflects that the Women's Ku Klux Klan (WKKK) was the other main taproot intertwined in the women's movement, a fact that has played a provably major role in the ideology and tactics of the National …

…days of racist oppression, some folks questioned it, refused to go along with the hysteria, and even opposed it. Today, we are still dealing with the problem of racism. DadsNow calls all Americans, now, to recognize the forms of sexism so deeply ingrained in modern culture and to root them out. Let no person who opposes racism turn around and support sexism. Let us all work together, hand in hand, to stop sexism in America.