Story from a woman in a men's world:

I am a woman in a man’s world. I do know my job. I am educated, experienced, and capable of having a supervisory position in your so called man’s world. I constantly have to prove myself over and over and over again. I am watched and scrutinized every time my fellow workers get a chance. When I work on a project, at least 30 people have to see what I am doing. I am constantly succumb by anemosity and a competion between myself and inferior men who:

"You gain strength, courage and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face. You are able to say to yourself, 'I have lived through this horror. I can take the next thing that comes along.' You must do the thing you think you cannot do."
~ Eleanor Roosevelt

I will be the one who decides who is working for me.

Vertaling van groups beschrijving:

Laten we eerlijk zijn, dit is een mannenwereldje, die een vrouwelijke touch nodig heeft. We zijn heel wat sterker dan je denkt. We zullen ze laten zien dat je geen man hoeft te zijn om veel macht te hebben! Deze groep is voor onafhankelijke vrouwen die hebben bewezen dat ze kunnen overleven in een mannenwereld.

can’t read, write or spell, are on crack or meth, have no skills, are buddies, or related to someone who is someone. I’m tired of having to show respect to people who don’t even deserve to share the scum on the bottom of my work boots. So, boy who can’t spell. I will work hard, like I always do. I’ll work real hard, just so when you apply for a job and you don’t have anyone to fill out your application for you. You might just think before you express your opinion.