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May 21, 2008
Posted: 04:04 PM ET
NEW YORK — I have lots of girlfriends who are getting divorces and they’re not going to like this, but why doesn’t Dina Matos McGreevey just go out and get a job? I know she’s got one. But she’s going to lose it when the hospital she works for closes. So maybe that’s why we have this ugly divorce. Times have changed. Women have jobs and when we lose them we do the same thing men have been doing for decades; hit the pavement. Sure he can make money. But she can too, maybe more. The book, “Silent Partner.” Her turn on Oprah. She’s pretty, she’s smart. And she’s a role model for her daughter. Of course, Mr. McGreevey should help support their little girl until she’s an adult and can what? Get a job. Which is exactly what her mother needs to do. But instead, the lesson Dina Matos is teaching her daughter is to rely on a man for your livelihood, whether you’re married to him or not. And that’s not the lesson we should be teaching our daughters in the year 2008. I tell my daughter to get an education, get a job and never ever expect a man to take care of you. Because the days of women contracting for a life of leisure are over. Or they should be. And that’s the Last Word. –Jami Floyd, In Session anchor Filed under: Jami Floyd Last Word |
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