I grew up in the Leave It To Beaver era.

Men were men and women were women.

I had "It's a man's world" drummed into me.

My mom never had a driver's license.

Then came women's lib, equal opportunity, reverse discrimination, NOW, and all this other balogna.

And while I hold two women up in high esteem (Rosa Parks & Frances Kelsey), I've seen my share of women arcing & sparking and singing songs like "Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better" and "I Am Woman" and other junk.

I love the story of the man who held a door open for a woman, and she stopped and refused to go in, calling him a "male chauvinist."

To which he replied, "I'm not holding the door because you're a woman. I'm holding the door because I'm a man."

My older sister got into the women's lib movement as a teenager, and it was all I could do to put up with her nonsense.