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joannevalentinesimson 
Wonderful post, Joanne. Maybe we should learn to celebrate our differences rather than deny them.
Absolutely! Difference (diversity) is the key to biological survival.
Great reply, Joanne. A well-articulated, thoughtful, and intelligent response. I couldn’t have said it any better.
Thanks Angela! I take that as a great compliment from you!
Jo Anne — Stanford did a study in 2008 that showed that who women were more adept at left & right brain activities were more successful at work.
http://www.gsb.stanford.edu/news/research/womencareerresearchbyoreilly.html
Thanks Jane, that was an interesting article. Sort of like women need to be like both men and women to be successful. I wonder if men with women’s characteristics (or thought processes) would be as successful.
Wonderful post, Joanne. Thanks for the link!
Thanks, Nancy. I always enjoy reading yours.