The Coming War On Women Analysis

In the document, “The Coming War on Women”, by Willard Waller is about the fight men have to battle once they come home to the women, the battle of the sexes. This war is important because the future depends on it. When the men are off at battle, the women control it all, homes, education, and jobs, however when the men return, so do the women, returning back to the kitchen and housework. A woman belongs in a home, is what men believed. Without women, a home cannot be good; women need to help the children become good citizens. That is what the men believed women were to do. Women wouldn’t be working if they were married, and if they were working, they wouldn’t get married. Women have been urging for this patriarchal world to end for quite some time. Therefore, feministic progress has been growing so this war of the sexes will be the biggest of them all when the men return.
Waller believes there will be three
The ‘Consumer Republic’ as Cohen mentions, is made from the relationship between the citizen consumers and purchaser consumer. Citizens consumers consume for the general good and purchaser consumers are for the individual themselves, not for the general. She discusses the ups and downs of the time revealing how the consumer movement was not very strong. There were issues of price controls, taxation, minimum wages, and some other systems. Then the home reconstruction began, making it cheaper to purchase homes, and with purchasing homes, it made individuals want to purchase things to place in the homes. Then came the GI bill which really helped men more than it did women because there were more men veterans. Then came tax structure which was helpful for single earning families, the earner having to be a