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I'm confused by this title. To the extent the article supports the title, it places blame not on motherhood, but the larger imbalance in expectations toward do
by ebola1717 9y ago
I'm confused by this title. To the extent the article supports the title, it places blame not on motherhood, but the larger imbalance in expectations toward domestic responsibilities. However, it also notes that raises are lower, and lateral transfers are less productive for women.
- m_mueller 9y agoLooks like the problem is too complex to boil it down to a catch phrase, but 'motherhood' is maybe a reasonable proxy if it doesn't imply that there's nothing to do about it. It would be interesting to compare outcomes with countries that have very progressive parenthood vacation policies.