Lisa Belkin's The Opt-Out Revolution

This idea is very important; as mentioned earlier, we do not take sociological or cultural interpretation of sex separation in the workplace into account, so convert between physiological differences between men and women into an overall belief system It is dangerous to do. In the context of sociology and the environment, women have an obligation to comply with the role of gender of socialization. Socialization of these gender roles in young women is to offset the progress made by recent feminist movement.

Talking about women leaving the company - Choosing to opt out and choosing to work all at the same time is not a new problem. As early as October 26, 2003, Lisa Belkin wrote a cover story about controversial 'New York Times' magazine 'Exit the Revolution'. Occupational pace is leaving workforce. Returning home with the child, Belkin quits his job and describes the eight outstanding women who seem to be happy to surrender to full-time maternity.

Reporter Hirsch Belkin's Huffington Post article "What Mothers Really Want: Choosing the Middle (Information)" Most mothers actually hope that part-time work is an ideal balance of work with family members I will. According to Belkin, Hulafrog examined 2,127 women who are over 18 years of age and have children at home, concluded that 65% work part-time, only 9% work full time, 26% work at home It was. The New York Times article "Working in the 21st Century (Part Time)" highlights part-time work culture in the Netherlands. By 1996, the Dutch government gave part-time employees the same status as full time employees and paved the way for their citizens work and life. Just like women, Dutch father works full time in only 4 days and works with children everyday.

Thank you for taking the time to follow my publication, I am very grateful. In an interview with the drummer, rapper, producer J - Zone, I recommend you talk about Lisa Belkin 's book "Show Me a Hero". Belkin's work has been racial discrimination, apartheid, zoning in the Yonkers in New York in the late 1980s and recently it became a successful HBO mini series by Generation Kill (Homicide, Treme, The Wire). The event of this book happened many years ago, but its contents seem to be more popular than ever.