Men unprotected minority in workforce 13-million out of work

In 1969, the world's greatest president, Richard M. Nixon issued an executive order to make females a minority in the eyes of the 1964 Civil Rights Act.

Since 2002, the Department of Labor reported 52 percent of the workforce was female. In 2009, the media is just discovering that fact. Since men are now the minority, when do we get an executive order protecting them under the Civil Rights Act?

This weekend, following Friday's August job report, we discovered that since Nov. 2007, not four or six million jobs were lost, but 16-million. That means men, who have suffered the greatest losses, 80%, have lost 13-million jobs.

Women unemployed numbers are 8 percent and men 12 percent. The media reported if part time and discouraged workers were included, men would be at 17 percent.

There would be a public outcry if that were women, gays, Native Americans or other minorities. Fine that it's men, preferably (and it is) older men.

Rare U.S. Jaguar euthanized for being male

Arizona media are reporting a rare jaguar found in the U.S. was captured in February, then put to sleep the second day of March. Authorities say it was because of kidney failure. No problems less than two weeks earlier when it was put back in the wilds. Could it be it was a MALE jaguar?

This animal is so rare in the U.S., the last time one was sighted was in 1961 at the old El Conquistador Hotel in Tucson when it was on Broadway between Country Club and Alvernon. That one in 1961 was seen smoking a cigar and sipping rye whiskey on the rocks. The 2009 one probably died from have its nuts snipped like every man in the U.S. since the Equal Rights Act was amended in 1969. It was such a magnificent example of manhood it had to be eliminated.

Arizona Republic's penchant for hiring female editorial staff resulted in this headline. Check our headline to compare the mistake:

Illness forced vets to euthuanize recaptured jaguar

by Heather Hock - Mar. 2, 2009 09:55 PMThe Arizona Republic