Marriage and Work in the U.S.

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"This paper is an examination of the economic and societal changes that are creating the latest changes in the meaning of family, home, and male and female roles within the family in America. These concepts have always been evolving in response to industrialization, technology, and economic forces within the larger society. Definitions and roles that are considered traditional are actually no more permanent than newer responses. The feminist movement and women's liberation efforts are as much an economic response as they are a societal realization that the sexes have an inherent right to equal treatment. Although sociologists disagree about the extent to which gender equality has been established or can be established, male/female relations within marriage have undergone fundamental changes over the last few decades. This evolution is certain to continue, irrevocably..."

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