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All the women shown working in this movie were doing various types of secretarial work, and not working as say reporters. I'm guessing this is an accurate portrayal of working women of this time, since this movie took place during the woman's rights movement. -Katherine Stinson | All the women shown working in this movie were doing various types of secretarial work, and not working as say reporters. I'm guessing this is an accurate portrayal of working women of this time, since this movie took place during the woman's rights movement. -Katherine Stinson | ||
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| + | I wondered for a while why "Woodstein" always introduced themselves as "Hi this is ____ from the Washington Post," and then go on. But then I realized that it was important (at least back then) for reporters to identify themselves. I felt that the "on record" vs "off record" barriers were really clearly defined. Somehow I am a little skeptical that reporters today are so gracious and just, though I haven't been interviewed by the Washington Post recently so how do I really know? - Elle | ||
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