
Dove sono finiti gli slogan femministi, i discorsi a tinte forti che servivano a porre la donna in una condizione paritaria nella giugla del mercato del lavoro?
Forse i tempi sono davvero cambiati portando l'immagine del mondo di Venere ad oscurare inderogabilmente l'astuta Minerva. L'italia, si sa è il Bel Paese, e qualcuno senza nascondersi troppo ha deciso che a sedersi sui seggi importanti ci dovessero essere donne dalle gambe chilometiche e i seni prorompenti. Una laurea? Particolare non del tutto rilevante. Un adeguata gavetta? Ma si l'esperienza si farà se sarà necessario. Dizione e capacità oratorie eccelse? Capacità non richieste.
Eccole le nuove leve che il premier Italiano voleva portare in Europa a rappresentare l'Italia. Tutto ciò è l'antitesi di un concetto che sminuisce le donne, qualcuno parla di mignottocrazia. Dall'altra parte della barricata c'è chi, come il ministro delle Pari Opportunità Mara Carfagna in una intervista rilasciata a Daria Bignardi risponde alla domanda della conduttrice: "Come se lo spiega che Belusconi ha scelto lei che ha una così poca esperienza parlamentare" sbarra gli occhi e ribatte: "Anche Obama è giovane e bello ma nessuno ha messo in dubbio le sue capacità". Peccato che la giovane e senzaltro bellissima ministra abbia tirato fuori un esempio davvero poco calzante. Obama è si giovane ma alle sue spalle ha una carriera politica di tutto rispetto. Qualcuno dovrebbe farle capire che alle accuse ci si prepara con risposte adeguate e non sbiascicano frasi che pongono stereotipi inadeguati.
C'era una volta in Italia un parlamentare chiamato Cicciolina.. almeno una volta le cose erano chiare e si giocava a "carte scoperte".
English Version

Where are the strong femminist's slogans that put women in the same men's condition, expecially in the job market?
Perhaps time is really changed so Venus's image has defenetely hidden Minirva's astuteness. You know Italy is called Bel Paese, (Beautiful Country)and someone wanted to candidate some women with long legs and generous breast for the European Parlament. A degree? An adeguate traning? Good communication skills? .... Not required, they said.
Berlusconi wanted stunning girls who can represent Il Bel Paese. In my opinion, this sordid fact tent to put women down. Some people define this Bitchtocraty ( Power of bitches). On the othere side, there is the Italian current minister: Miss Mara Garfagna. A few months ago Miss Garfagna was personally involved in a big scandal where " nasty voices" insinuated that she got her position because she was ( or she is... who knows) one of Berlusconi's lovers. She rejects everythings, but when Daria Bignardi, a well- know Italian journalist asked her: " Miss Garfagna, Why do you think Berlusconi decided to gave you the great opportunity to become a MP. Everybody knows you didn't get so much experience in this field." ... She Replayed: " Obama is young and charming, but nobody criticed him for that reason". Oh! What a shame that the beautiful Mp came to light with this example, that without any doubts is not the right one!. Is true Obama is young but he got so much experience as a politician. Please Miss Garfagna, someone need to tell you that you have to replay to a question in a proper way .... it's wrong to compare yourself with a great man as Obama.
One uppon a time in Italy there was a member of parliament called Cicciolina. She was a very popular porno star. Long time ago Italian Parliamnet "used to play clearly".










Economic and social equality betweem women and men is still an utopy. So far prejudices about women in work place are persistent and consolidated in our culture. Statistic researches have shown that even if a woman candidate possesses more qualifications than man, employers will opt to get the job to him. Moreover, professions as the being doctor, engeneer or to be part of political parties gives the opportunity to the women to enter but cases are a small minority. During one of my lecture of "Issues of journalism " it has been debated reasons that could bring to this social unbalance among genders. One of mine classmate has premised to be absolutely for women that work but at the same time he exposed what it happens in the "real word". He said: " a woman owes obligatorily to take him at least a day off of job to be able to give birth. This can cost millioni to a financial company". Society put under accusation female body as a result of be a mother. In a world still dominated by men, motherhood still represents an obstacle to be a woman in career. Every human being has ambitions and put so efforts in order to reach their dreams. Women that want to undertake "masculine professions" are forced to put in discussion the choice to be parent. All of this is not true for men to whom paternity gives joy and remove abosultely nothing regarding working field. It must been understood that every woman is special because in her body generates life and this fact cannot be a boomerang against her.