Well, we’ve already got our answer in the August jobs report. In contrast to the encouraging numbers of July, August saw American women receive only 11.9% of new jobs.
have outside employment. Now, think back to 1992, when the country lost its mind at the mere prospect that Hillary Rodham Clinton might intend to do so, or how she had to defend herself by admitting to having baked cookies. Look at the calendar. Note the year: 2021, almost thirty full years after the 1992 presidential campaign. Now, look at those employment numbers again.
The forthcoming Women’s March in October, in protest of Texas’s cruel and gutless new abortion law, could be perfectly timed; if women want to rebuild, we have to make it a priority of both our politics and praxis alike. There has to be a movement in favor of returning to work. We have to have hard conversations with our partners about how to maintain that.
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