Not exact matches
Back in the day, companies would justify paying
women less than men because, among other reasons, men were seen
as breadwinner providers responsible for an entire household.
If the trend in female
breadwinner families reflects changes in attitudes about the roles of men and
women, we might expect a strong regional pattern,
as some areas of Canada might embrace attitude changes more quickly than others.
Sen shows that income earned in the market by a male
breadwinner is often not evenly distributed within the household, due to cultural
as well
as legal factors that discriminate against
women.
Would we still expect men to be
breadwinners and
women caretakers (and
as much
as we say we don't want that, we still fall back into gendered roles)?
Despite the many ways
women have pushed forward
as far
as education, the workplace, being
breadwinner wives, etc., there's one area in which we still seem to have antiquated views —
women overwhelmingly (78 percent, according to the Pew Research Center) want our men to have a study job.
and «I am not any happier with my role
as a mandated
breadwinner than
women used to be
as the mandated caregiver.
«If
women aren't seen by their bosses
as breadwinners, then the danger is that
women are going to be supporting families on less than a man might make.»
Most importantly, it found that the gender pay gap that sees
women consistently paid less serves to reinforce the image of men
as primary
breadwinners.
Women and mothers are a permanent fixture in the workforce — and odds are slim that after a child's birth its mother will stay home full time while its father works
as the family's sole
breadwinner.
Decades after the modern feminist movement began, our culture still reflects the belief in men
as so - called
breadwinners and
women as nurturers, managing the house and taking care of the children.
As a result of the demand on
women to perform well in business, to sometimes be the primary
breadwinner of the family, and to compete with the go - go - go energy of much of the working world, there has been a tendency for many
women to get locked into that kind of «masculine» energy, which can be counter-productive when it comes to getting intimate in the bedroom.
Men are expected to be the
breadwinner, to stand up for their
women and to justify their position
as the head of the family.
Such minor quibbles aside, «The
Breadwinner» proves nothing short of exceptional, celebrating
as it does a young
woman who faces adversity head - on — and who relies on her own creativity, both
as a storyteller and in practical situations, to adapt to whatever obstacles she faces.
Executive produced by Angelina Jolie, «The
Breadwinner» does precisely that, and though Twomey's essential, empathetic look into the plight of
women, young and old, in present - day Afghanistan doesn't identify its heroine
as the exact same girl, her jade - colored eyes are a certain reminder, while her spirit burns every bit
as strongly.
Meyers cheats a bit in making Ben already evolved
as a self - described feminist in his thinking regarding
women in power in the workplace and
as breadwinners at home.
Out of curiosity, did you ever stop to think, «Hmmm, if I only interview successful female authors (and let's admit that
women absolutely dominate the Romance genre), I'm not going to get many examples where the
woman acted
as the
breadwinner while the man stayed home to pursue his career?
His paintings intrepidly address the lives of marginalized
women and children of Harare's underprivileged areas, acknowledging their plight
as mothers, caregivers,
breadwinners, sexualized objects and vulnerable bodies.
After Media Matters caught an all - male Fox Business panel attacking
women breadwinners as a sign of society's downfall, Ultraviolet started a petition asking Fox to fire the panelists, and MomsRising launched a Twitter campaign urging Fox to diversify its panels.
As well, she says
women continue to bear the lion's share of the responsibility for domestic and childcare responsibilities even if they are the
breadwinner, and this means
women may need more flexibility in the workplace.
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