Friday, June 30, 2017

i've poeticized a prose intro. to a news story



  
 


       LOVE FOR SALE










Their stories came out slowly,
even hesitantly,
at first.
Then in a rush.
One female entrepreneur
recounted how she had been propositioned
 by a Silicon Valley venture capitalist
while seeking a job
with
 him,
 which she did not land
after rebuffing
 him.
Another
 showed the increasingly suggestive messages
she had received
from a start-up investor.
 And one chief executive described
 how she had faced
numerous sexist comments
from an investor
while raising money
 for her online community
website.
What happened afterward
was often just as disturbing,
the women told The New York Times.
Many times,
the investors’ firms and colleagues
 ignored or played down what had happened
 when
           the
                situations
                                 were
                                           brought
                                                         to                                 
                                                             their
                                                                      attention.
Saying anything,
the women were warned,
might lead-------------------> to ostracism.
Now
 some of these female entrepreneurs
 have decided
 to take that risk.










                   women were always in charge and better off
                             when they ran the kitchens   
                                                     (  -from the editor -  )
















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