Because the cost and inefficiencies inherent in a socialist economic structure usually require full-time employment of both mother and father outside the home, it is doubtful that any substantial number of traditional families can long be maintained in highly socialized economies. In plainer words, socialism serves the feminist ideology quite well, since it requires the break-up of the Christian family. While usually more risk-adverse than men, women will, with bureaucratic sanction, happily cast a wide net in deploying their aptitude for nurturing, caring, and empathy to organize and direct the lives of others. Being willing and often very competent to institute and enforce a minute regulation of other people's affairs, women thrive in the security of a bureaucracy, the bastion of females and feminized males. The great danger of women in leading roles in the marketplace is that they want to treat the market as though it were a family.
Children are to be mothered.
Success in the marketplace is associated with bold, innovative, entrepreneurship, which is the opposite of the God-bestowed gifts to women. Their call is to care for husbands and to nurture children, and these distinctive qualities cannot be successfully transferred to the marketplace. She demonstrates how feminism has assaulted young black males. Graglia relates how successfully feminism has defeated its own stated purposes of helping women. He can readily divorce her, and she is without any financial recourse.