Editing Louis Farrakhan (section)

===Women and allegations of sexism===
Farrakhan received sexual discrimination complaints filed with a New York state agency when he banned women from attending a speech he gave in a city-owned theater in 1993.<ref name="nytimes.com">{{cite news|url=https://www.nytimes.com/1994/07/31/us/facing-complaints-of-bias-farrakhan-speaks-to-women-only.html | work=[[The New York Times]] | title=Facing Complaints of Bias, Farrakhan Speaks to Women Only | date=July 31, 1994}}</ref> The next year he gave a speech only women could attend.<ref name="nytimes.com"/> In his speech for women, as ''[[The New York Times]]'' reported,

<blockquote>Mr. Farrakhan urged the women to embrace his formula for a successful family. He encouraged them to put husbands and children ahead of their careers, shun tight, short skirts, stay off welfare and reject abortion. He also stressed the importance of cooking and cleaning and urged women not to abandon homemaking for careers. 'You're just not going to be happy unless there is happiness in the home,' Mr. Farrakhan said at the Mason Cathedral Church of God in Christ in the Dorchester section, not far from the Roxbury neighborhood where he was raised by a single mother. 'Your professional lives can't satisfy your soul like a good, loving man.'<ref name="nytimes.com"/></blockquote>
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