Discrimination Against Traditional Mothers  April 6, 2006 Volume
8 / Number 14  Discrimination Against Traditional Mothers  Dear
Colleague:  How far will discrimination against homemakers and
their families go? A Dutch politician wants to push the envelope
by forcing college-educated homemakers into the workforce.
Steven W. Mosher President  Thus the logic of feminism: A
prominent female member of the Dutch parliament has proposed
fining college-educated Dutch women who choose to be homemakers
rather than work. Sharon Dijksma, deputy chairwoman
(chairperson?) of the Dutch Labor Party, provides yet more
evidence that feminism was never about giving women choices but
about destroying the family in order to enhance the power of the
state.  "A highly-educated woman who chooses to stay at home and
not to work--that is destruction of capital," Dijksma said,
according to the English-language Brussels Journal ( ) on March
31. "If you receive the benefit of an expensive education at
society's expense, you should not