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A Closer Look At Botanical Sexism
Reading one of my favorite newspapers, The Boston Globe, I came across a story about botanical sexism debunked.
The Globe is one of the half dozen papers to which I subscribe, plus the mags and digital pubs, endless NBC where I used to work, then CNN and FOX TV. Yes, being a news junkie, I like hearing both sides.