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Clinging To Power Does Not Make Dianne Feinstein A Feminist Hero Arwa Mahdawi

Clinging to power does not make Dianne Feinstein a feminist hero | Arwa Mahdawi

by theguardian
25 Apr 2023
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Men still tend to be the primary breadwinner in heterosexual marriages, but the number of women who earn as much as or significantly more than their husband has roughly tripled over the past 50 years. In 29% of US marriages, spouses earn the same amount. And in 16% of heterosexual marriages women earn more. But despite growing equality in the workplace, women are still doing more of the housework and caregiving while men spend more time relaxing, a new report by Pew Research Center has found.

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Clinging to power does not make Dianne Feinstein a feminist hero | Arwa Mahdawi