The Gendering of Holiday Labor

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The Gendering of Holiday Labor

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Men's Liberation@lemmy.ca · 10 months ago

The Gendering of Holiday Labor - JSTOR Daily

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Women in heterosexual relationships still do most of the domestic work. During the holiday season, the tasks multiply.

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That’s a serious life skill. Avoiding micromanaging gives you more time, makes the other person feel more empowered, and avoids conflict in your relationship. Props!

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