‘Horrid Shoes’ Worn by Women
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Bergquist puts his foot in his mouth and misses the point. I began wearing my “oversize white tennis shoes” a few months ago so that I could run if confronted by the downtown rapist after two of my colleagues were assaulted when they left work.
My feet are not pointed like most womens’ shoes (including those little “smart slip-ons”). My Reeboks are comfortable and I cleaned them for Glennsten this morning!
SALLY ANN ARMSTRONG
Venice
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