Re:Charter schools, social norming and zero-sum games
by sarchertech on Friday July 07, 2023 @11:31AM
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Historically poor, married women did tend to stay at home, but frequently worked from the home sewing or washing etc…
Childcare and household chores were too time intensive for a woman with small children to go off to work.
Nannies and maids were generally unmarried, childless women.
I’m the early 20th century only 5% of married women worked outside the home in the US https://www.brookings.edu/articles/the-history-of-womens-wor...
I wouldn't attribute a lack of home stability to women empowerment. A lack of home stability is often caused by poverty. A poor mother cannot afford not to work, cannot afford suitable environments to raise her children while she works, and must make difficult decisions regarding proper nourishment/safe place to sleep/access to utilities/physical presence.