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What a strange way to phrase it. It sounds like you're suggesting the reason students go to school is because parents don't want to deal with childcare. How is
by SamBam 7y ago
What a strange way to phrase it. It sounds like you're suggesting the reason students go to school is because parents don't want to deal with childcare.
How is school "used" in other countries, then?
- magic_beans 7y agoIt's not that parents don't want to handle childcare. It's that American work culture and lack of social support makes childcare impossible for parents who don't have a stay-at-home partner/employee to rear the children.
- frockington1 7y agoIn other countries is it still expected that one parent gives up their career in order to raise children? In America that went out of fashion after WW2.
- perl4ever 7y agoI think some US employers still took the attitude that women who took significant time off to have a baby were not wanted back as late as the late 70s/early 80s. Like, I was told, the State of New York.