More Than A Homemaker

Throughout history and through today, our women were always victims of stereotypes. We must obey certain "rules" and must hold a certain "ideal" female image. Since they are promoted to satisfy a specific position in society, opportunities are always limited, and our perception of the importance of society is decreasing. Women are independent to a certain extent, but women can work in society and take a variety of positions, but society's perception of the typical role of women does not seem to have changed.

Recalling that women are just the "housewives" era, our book talks about the role of men when women have finished the war. This proves that women have the ability to work, to have friends, and to help families without men. After the baby-boom generation, the liberation of women has recovered. An important concept of this age is to open a job market for women so that women can become doctors, lawyers, and others who choose to do what they want to do.

Fridan aimed for equality by having more than 10,000 people participate in women's strikes. She thought that women should be more than just housewives and also hoped that women will play a greater role in the political process. Bourgeois feminism is a middle class feminist and suffers discrimination by gender rather than abortion in the middle class. Steinem is a professional choice. She aborted herself in London at the age of 22. In 1969, she reported that abortion was expressed by a New York magazine. She felt that the so-called "Big Bang" in Sternem's article on female genital mutilation brought it to the American public's consciousness; this article is called "international crime of female genital mutilation" 1979 It was published in magazine 1979 in March.

Because Tish Sommers saw similarities between the experience of women expected to play a role as a housewife over his / her life and the experience of those who forcibly left home due to political turmoil, "Temple evacuated housewife "Was made. Women who become housewives chased by their husband's death, divorce, abandonment or disability may lose social security benefits, unemployment benefits and benefits. They may have been unemployed because of little professional experience. As Laurie Shields pointed out in his 1981 book "Housewives evacuated: organizing a new life", "Housewives think they come from retirement benefits, health insurance, and economic security. Marriage "When marriage is over, or when my husband can not work, the marriage safety measures become soft.