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Low birth rates also correlate with a tendency to see women and men competing against each other, instead of complementing their roles. Where women acquired mal
by oriol16 8y ago
Low birth rates also correlate with a tendency to see women and men competing against each other, instead of complementing their roles. Where women acquired male roles, birth rates drop. You can observe this behavior both between and within countries.
- albertgoeswoof 8y agoThis is just sexism. Women should stay in the kitchen in your view I suppose.
- frockington 8y agoStatistics aren't sexist. Looking for reasons to be outraged is counter prodctive to any discussion
- albertgoeswoof 8y ago> women and men competing against each other, instead of complementing their roles How is this not sexist? You're saying that men and women have specific pre-defined roles in society (which you are defining). That's sexism at it's core, and leads to people saying that women should stay at home and men should go to work.