Male Chauvinism is alive and living in New York City

August 15, 2007 New York, New York….According to the results of a recent poll in The Three Tomatoes weekly e-newsletter, male chauvinism is still very much alive. 56% of respondents said yes, it’s just more covert than it use to be, and 44% said yes, and it’s more blatant.

“In our newsletter last week, we mentioned how much we’re enjoying the new cable series Mad Men, and how it’s captured the early 1960’s in NYC, including male chauvinism which was just accepted as the norm back then”, said Cheryl Benton, Founder and Publisher of The Three Tomatoes. “So we thought it would be interesting to ask our readers if male chauvinism still exists, and we were astonished that 100% of respondents said yes. Guess we still have a long way to go.”

The Three Tomatoes is a free weekly e-newsletter written for “women who aren’t kids”. Its subscribers are affluent boomer women in the New York metro area who have no desire to be kids but still want to look great, feel great, and have a ball. The newsletter is an insider’s guide to living, playing, and having fun in and out of New York City. The weekly missives provide a balance of service, irreverent humor, passionate storytelling and the need-to-know information on everything from beauty products to the best dining establishments to exotic travel to the latest technology.

Contact info: Cheryl Benton
cbenton@thethreetomatoes.com
646-344-1166
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