A hair behind — Tom Purcell  Tom Purcell  Tom Purcell
Because there was more work for both men and women than there
was time in the day, men and women didn't argue much over who
did what, and generally appreciated each other.    It soon
became apparent –– during World War II, when women took to the
factories –– that women could do the same jobs men did, and just
as well, if not better.  The modern battle of the sexes kicked
into high gear.  Well, today, women have made tremendous
advances. They're doing way better than their male counterparts
in advanced education and excelling in high-paying professions.
Which is why men without hair are in such trouble.   Because
women tended to be financially dependent on men, they were more
willing to consort with boring men of high moral character –– so
much as long as the fellows were CPAs.     Look at the top male
officials in any organization and it is rare to find one without
a good head of thick "executive hair."  Look at our recent
presidents: Obama, Bush