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Feminizatin of poverty

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January 14, 2017

 

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Women are socialized to exhibit socially acceptable behaviors (Peterson and Runyan 34). The majority of women continue to be the ones that care for dependents, a type of work that is completely ignored and unrewarded by the public sector. This enforces the gender dichotomy of a woman's expertise in the private sphere (Peterson and Runyan 38-39)...
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This enforces the gender dichotomy of a woman's expertise in the private sphere (Peterson and Runyan 38-39). Ultimately, it becomes exceedingly difficult for women to provide for themselves financially, in both the short and long term, because they have to care for dependents. The need for flexibility in the work schedule in order to cope with family responsibilities means putting up with the lesser paying jobs...
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