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Ok, fair enough I never knew this was a common practice. I was thinking more about today when I made my comment

• erichocean 6y ago
  > Ok, fair enough I never knew this was a common practice. What makes you think it was common practice? Exceptions are a thing…
  • fanf2 6y ago
    For an example of it being not just common but in some cases required to dismiss women when they married, see "The Marriage Bar" at https://civilservant.org.uk/women-history.html https://civilservant.org.uk/women-history.html
    • erichocean 6y ago
      I'm talking about forming all-married women businesses. I'd be shocked if that was common, but if you have data showing otherwise, I'm happy to be corrected...