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    In the article “Stay At Home Dads‚ Breadwinner Moms and Making It All Work” talks about a family whose parents are taking different work and home roles. The father stays at home to take care of the children and to do the chores around the house‚ whereas the mother is the one working to provide for the family (Ludden 2013). These reverse positions are not seen very frequently in today’s society because of our mythological believes that men are suppose to be the one working outside the home and that

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    This essay will look at Sylvia Plath’s poem‚ The Applicant‚ written in 1962 to explore the gender roles in early 1960’s society. The theme of Plath’s poem is the inequitable idea of gender roles in early 1960’s society‚ men were expected to be the breadwinner and women were expected to cook and clean. In addition‚ the poem is a reflection of the relationship between Sylvia Plath and Ted Hughes‚ illustrating the absurdity of their relationship. In saying this‚ the poem could be

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    Alcoholism: A Family Disease Today‚ over 76 million American adults have been exposed to alcoholism in the family‚ and it is responsible for more family problems than any other single cause (Parsons).  Alcoholism does not just take over the life of the alcoholic‚ but also the lives of the family. Every family member is affected differently‚ but they collectively share the pain and the suffering of living with an alcoholic. When the father is an alcoholic it has the greatest impact on the family

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    Marriage in Transition

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    seems to be the capstone. Marriage is achieved through one’s own effort rather than something to which one routinely accedes. There are three forms of marriage companionate‚ individualized and pure. Companionate marriage is the single-earner‚ breadwinner-homemaker marriage that flourished in the 1950s. The emotional satisfaction of the spouses became an important criterion for marital success. They were supposed to be each other’s companions-friends and lovers. Individualized marriage was identified

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    Working Women

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    mother in the family will help the family financially. My friend Nima is a good example of this. Nima doesn’t work ‚ and as a result ‚ she cannot afford to enroll her little boy in karate class. Her husband doesn’t support her‚ since she is not the breadwinner of the family. She wishes she had some kind of income. Every penny helps in this hard economic time. In addition‚ women’s working in the family not only helps the family economically‚ but is also healthy for the family. Women who go to work seem

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    Three factors that contributed to the Great Depression were the stock market crash in 1929‚ reduction in purchasing of goods and America’s economic policies with Europe. Wealthy Americans had invested heavily in the stock market many borrowed money to invest with hopes of making more money. Indebtedness of the people who heavily invested in the stock market and in panic to redeem their debts sold their stock causing share prices to fall quickly causing the market to crash. Once the stock market

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    The Equal Pay Act was of 1963 prohibited sex-based wage discrimination by employers for equal jobs done by men and women. However‚ it is the year 2016‚ 53 years later‚ and women in the workforce in America still earn lower wages than men across and within almost all occupations. The median wages of women are lower than that of men irrespective of whether the income is measured based hourly‚ weekly or annual earnings (Costello and Hegewisch‚ 2016). There are many people that believe that the gender

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    Amanda Bartolome is a middle-class mother of five young men. Amanda acts as a supposed symbolism of detachment. First of all‚ she was a mother‚ a housewife; such were not considered integral parts of society during those times. She was not the breadwinner; she did not experience the foremost effects of the decline of the Philippines economy back then. She was a member of the middle class; her family did not take money‚ like the rich‚ nor did her family suffer the worst of the financial crises‚ like

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    Brain drain

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    self-conceited‚ arrogant and pompous when they give their human capital to other countries after procuring a balance arsenal within themselves. A person‚ when enters pragmatic life‚ probes to figure out launching pads from where one enables oneself to be breadwinner‚ independent‚ and proactive in making ad hoc decisions. Maximum proportion of doctors‚ engineers‚ jurists‚ and lawyers has opted for a venture by leaving their own country. This human capital-brain drain- do not even spit on their country‚ which

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    Stereotypes and histrionics do not last for long. With changing times‚ even Gender Stereotypes and Gender Based Histrionics are being forced to undergo a change. For centuries together‚ man has been the breadwinner of the family‚ sweating it out in the sun‚ dealing with unknown people and risking his life at times while the woman used to take care of the family and dealing mostly with known people in a closed and safe environment. Slowly the woman started moving out and started to work‚ however

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