Socio-Historical Analysis Paper For this analysis, I’m interviewing my Grandmother, Betty who is over 65 who was a single parent who worked and was a part of the Black American working class and a female friend close to my age(early twenties), Sydnei who grow up in a middle class Black American household . During the interviews, I will ask questions about women roles in the household. The first question is what are their thoughts stay at home parenting then what were their thoughts about women's roles and responsible in a family. Next, did they believe women could be the breadwinner and homemaker or its one or other? Finally thoughts on women being an independent or relying on a husband or specific other for needed or assistant. With analysis,
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Sydnei believes that women should have any role and responsible that they desired. As a result of the communication between their husband or significant other. In addition, she acknowledges that it would only work in a healthy giving and take the situation in the household. Instead of one parent having certain responsibilities all the time. As state before my grandmother was a single parent, who worked most of the time and was barely home. In spite of her situation, she managed to do all the roles and responsible in the household with help from her older children. Unlike Sydnei my grandmother believes that women should do what is necessary to keep the household afloat regardless of your desires. As can be seen, the two disagree on the point, while Sydnei belief in role and responsibilities should be on whatever the women desires to do. On the other hand, my grandmother believes that women should do whatever needed in the household instead of what they want to do.
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On this question, my grandmother and Sydnei both stated that in theory yes women can be both breadwinners and homemakers. So long as there are two parents in the home as well as both of them switching on responsible from time to time. In my grandmother situation, this was not the case and, she had to be more of a breadwinner than a homemaker. At the same time, she had two older children of four to take care of the younger two while she was at work. Important to realize in most American family women can not be both but, for the few families who can they are usually a part of the middle or upper social
Sydnei believes that women should have any role and responsible that they desired. As a result of the communication between their husband or significant other. In addition, she acknowledges that it would only work in a healthy giving and take the situation in the household. Instead of one parent having certain responsibilities all the time. As state before my grandmother was a single parent, who worked most of the time and was barely home. In spite of her situation, she managed to do all the roles and responsible in the household with help from her older children. Unlike Sydnei my grandmother believes that women should do what is necessary to keep the household afloat regardless of your desires. As can be seen, the two disagree on the point, while Sydnei belief in role and responsibilities should be on whatever the women desires to do. On the other hand, my grandmother believes that women should do whatever needed in the household instead of what they want to do.
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On this question, my grandmother and Sydnei both stated that in theory yes women can be both breadwinners and homemakers. So long as there are two parents in the home as well as both of them switching on responsible from time to time. In my grandmother situation, this was not the case and, she had to be more of a breadwinner than a homemaker. At the same time, she had two older children of four to take care of the younger two while she was at work. Important to realize in most American family women can not be both but, for the few families who can they are usually a part of the middle or upper social