Today her parents help Griselda in her downtown Tex-Mex restaurant. Much of the extra burden of the family is falling on women who are frustrated, spread too thin and exhausted. Women are in the work force to stay. Dual-earning families are the norm. Men want more time with their families.
Diversity is here to stay.
They can succeed, but we have to offer them a different model than Ozzie and Harriet. You can't shove today's families back into 1950s size shoes. The arrival of the horseless carriage meant monumental changes for the area in just about every aspect of life. And now, at the edge of the 21st century, Sacramento is searching for solutions to the problems caused by too many cars. Bill Lindeloftakes a look at how we've gotten around over the past 100 years, and how we might get around in the next 100.