Assertion: housework | /r/HasProperty | women’s work
Facets:
value: heavily
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Though one has to sound caution while looking at the Wages for Housework movement with intrinsic risks like the acceptance of the notion that housework is women’s work.
text: But although you may not find turquoise, pink and "sunshine yellow" appliances anymore, housework being women's work has yet to suffer the same fate.
text: Feminist opponents of Wages for Housework say that such women would reinforce the assumption that housework and child-care are women's business.
text: But how many of these men have liberated themselves from the assumption that housework is women’s work”?
text: Davis states that housework is heavily women’s work but more men have been on the rise of helping their wife.
text: Yes, it’s disrespectful” side stand the men who still consider housework to be women’s work, and/or refuse to pitch in.
text: But how many of these men have liberated themselves from the assumption that housework is women’s work"?
text: If it were at all possible simultaneously to liquidate the idea that housework is women’s work and to redistribute it equally to men and women alike, would this constitute a satisfactory solution?
text: Yes, the attitude that housework is women's work is medieval!