Ellen Neuborne

In the following viewpoint, Ellen Neuborne argues that women still face sexual inequality and must take steps to point out the sexism that affects their lives. Citing personal experiences, she contends the oppression is so pervasive that even feminists are programmed to accept the sexual biases found throughout society. Neuborne asserts that sexism is especially pervasive in the workplace, where women with young children are often treated as liabilities. She maintains that women, especially the younger generation of feminists, need to speak out against this oppression. Neuborne is an editor at Business Week.

As you read, consider the following questions:

1. According to Neuborne, what message has been sent by sexist programming?
2. In the author’s view, what dangers do women pose to other women?
3. What message is Neuborne trying to send"

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