Again, as stated before everything went haywire. He was incapable of caring for the children for a few hours. This depicted the male as an awful caretaker. The impressionable minds of the viewers have been exposed to the idea of men being incapable of caring for their children and women being incapable of working. Thus, further reinforcing gender roles by showing a women’s duty is to her family and household while a man’s duty it to be laborer. According to What’s Material About Materialist Feminism? Written by Martha E. Gimenez states “Marriage, she argued, is a labour contract that gives men the right to exploit women, appropriating their labour in the domestic setting or controlling their wages or other market earnings; it is, for all practical purposes, a relationship of slavery” (Gimenez). She describes the relationship between men and women as being like slavery. Women stay home and preform all household duties which includes having and caring for children. Men bring home money to support their growing families. Their two very different jobs never intersect. If a woman were to decide to pursue a career there would be no one to have and or care for the new generation of laborers. Therefore, it is crucial for women to not want to pursue a career. It is easier to begin conditioning women and men into believing these gender roles at an early age because they are so susceptible
Again, as stated before everything went haywire. He was incapable of caring for the children for a few hours. This depicted the male as an awful caretaker. The impressionable minds of the viewers have been exposed to the idea of men being incapable of caring for their children and women being incapable of working. Thus, further reinforcing gender roles by showing a women’s duty is to her family and household while a man’s duty it to be laborer. According to What’s Material About Materialist Feminism? Written by Martha E. Gimenez states “Marriage, she argued, is a labour contract that gives men the right to exploit women, appropriating their labour in the domestic setting or controlling their wages or other market earnings; it is, for all practical purposes, a relationship of slavery” (Gimenez). She describes the relationship between men and women as being like slavery. Women stay home and preform all household duties which includes having and caring for children. Men bring home money to support their growing families. Their two very different jobs never intersect. If a woman were to decide to pursue a career there would be no one to have and or care for the new generation of laborers. Therefore, it is crucial for women to not want to pursue a career. It is easier to begin conditioning women and men into believing these gender roles at an early age because they are so susceptible