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In this regard, to make it less gender specific, we would have to assign the term 'second shift', which, although this term is historically used in regard to w
by mimiflynn 14y ago
In this regard, to make it less gender specific, we would have to assign the term 'second shift', which, although this term is historically used in regard to women, it can also be used for men that have to do the majority of child raising and housework in addition to working full time.
So, if anyone, a man or a woman, is doing the majority of the housework and child raising ('second shift'), this article speaks to them.
- septerr 14y agoagreed