Women are breadwinners just as much as men are breadwinners.
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The other this is: What is really on the rise isn't female breadwinners or male breadwinners, it's companion marriage, where both parties earn money, both parties take care of the kid.
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There are women who want to stay home or men who really want to be breadwinners, and similarly, there are women who want to be breadwinners and men who prefer to stay home.
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We are our families' breadwinners, protectors, guardians, voices and unifiers.
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"Today, 40 percent of America's breadwinners are women," Saujani said.
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That nearly half of breadwinners in this country are women.
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When men are the breadwinners, they're more likely to cheat.
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Saunders, they tend to be the breadwinners in their families.
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Single mothers have to be homemakers, chefs, cleaners, breadwinners, individuals.
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"You didn't have two breadwinners in the family," she continued.
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Without medication, thousands of households lost caregivers, breadwinners or both.
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For those who lost breadwinners in the crash on Oct.
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For the 40 percent of families where women are breadwinners or co-breadwinners, the long-term earnings gap due to the costs of unpaid leave can be consequential for the economic security of their families.
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A full 40% of us are the breadwinners in our households.
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Several of the women are the primary breadwinners in their families.
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Interestingly, when women are the breadwinners, they're less likely to cheat.
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By studying to become breadwinners who give back to their communities.
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Too often, breadwinners struggle to provide necessary goods for their families.
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" His mom and dad were equal breadwinners and "equal partners in child rearing.
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Traditional social gender norms suggest that men should be the breadwinners in relationships.
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We no longer live in a society where men are the sole breadwinners.
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A third became the primary household breadwinners, and a third described themselves as homemakers.
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According to a 2016 study, women are the primary breadwinners in 40% of families.
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In half of America's households, mothers are the primary if not the only breadwinners.
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Their average age was 46, and most were the primary breadwinners in their families.
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Sadly, most face a workplace designed for male breadwinners with stay-at-home wives.
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Because a lot of the wives were primary breadwinners at some point in their relationship.
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And mothers are increasingly likely to be partial or even primary breadwinners in their families.
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In four out of ten households with children, women are the sole or primary breadwinners.
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Young men are much less likely than their fathers to see themselves solely as breadwinners.
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Many women struggle for funds, having lost male relations, the sole breadwinners in most families.
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Cass formulated the Index on male earnings, as men are historically considered the family breadwinners.
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Where do you think those children go when their fathers, the main breadwinners, are deported?
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Most families with children have all adults in the workforce, and mothers are key breadwinners.
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It used to be about the division of labor: Men sought homemakers, and women sought breadwinners.
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In 40% of American households, women are the primary breadwinners; of those, 63% are single moms.
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In 1987, about 18% of women were the main breadwinners in households where both spouses worked.
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In the United States, male breadwinners scaled back by as much as 9 percent a year.
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This is a result of the sexist belief that men should be the breadwinners, Levs said.
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Is there something else that's causing these men breadwinners to feel a decline in their health?
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Half of American women who work say that they are the primary breadwinners of their families.
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The number of women who are the primary breadwinners in their families is on the rise.
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When there is high unemployment, people tend to revert to believing that men should be breadwinners.
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Not the trade unions that were focused on securing the eight-hour day for male breadwinners.
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Husbands, on average, inflate their earnings by about 2.9 percent when their wives are the breadwinners.
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Fox News contributor Erick Erickson said that women being breadwinners went against the rules of nature.
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And even in families where both parents work, it's often the case that women are the breadwinners.
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Today, women influence 22020% of all spending, and four in 260 families are led by female breadwinners.
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While men still make more than women, 42 percent of mothers are the sole or primary breadwinners.
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Males are still expected to be dominant as the breadwinners and women are still expected to marry.
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Some South Koreans argue that men need jobs more than women, since they are the chief breadwinners.
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In part because of longstanding societal assumptions that men are breadwinners, women are paid less than men.
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Two-thirds rejected the idea that men should be the primary breadwinners and women the primary parents.
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Remember, many of these women are the primary breadwinners for their families, including for their new babies.
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At the same time, they are also breadwinners and caregivers for their own, and sometimes others' families.
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Unequal leave policies reinforce the stereotypes that women are the caregivers and men are the breadwinners, Sherwin said.
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In this day and age, women are no longer the primary caregivers and men aren't the primary breadwinners.
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Child Breadwinners: Contrary to the mooching millennial narrative, many people in the 20s and 30s support their parents.
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Hopefully, as societal norms and expectations change, couples will feel more confident in taking pride in female breadwinners.
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The outlook may be a difficult one, particularly given that two thirds of Native American moms are breadwinners.
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Interestingly, female breadwinners whose husbands were 100% financially dependent on them were the least likely group to cheat.
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But, there's another reason female breadwinners are less likely to cheat, and this comes down to pure logistics.
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Time and opportunity don't seem to be issues for men who are the major breadwinners for their family.
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Are you surprised the men married to female breadwinners are more likely to cheat than other married men?
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Add the fact that for 40% of families, moms are the sole breadwinners and there's a clear problem.
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Men are still the chief breadwinners in most families, and their wages are not moving much at all.
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So imprisoned jihadists' wives face the enormous stress of being their families' sole breadwinners and, effectively, single parents.
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We have this cycle of families, whether wealthy or not, when the breadwinners dies, there's no structure in place.
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And now, the findings of a new study about infidelity will probably give these breadwinners more cause for concern.
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Don't be fooled – foreign investment and ownership of U.S. businesses affect working families and household breadwinners on Main Street.
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They'd rather be breadwinners than live with a partner who was unhappy at their job — at least for now.
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Men today are less inclined to think of themselves as breadwinners, with all the responsibility that entails, Friedman says.
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When women are the breadwinners, couples have a hard time discussing any confusing emotions that may arise, Torabi says.
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No longer the breadwinners, some are instead picking up the kind of unpaid labor that traditionally fell to women.
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Women are postponing marriage, becoming more educated and are more likely to be the primary breadwinners for their households.
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Women represent 46 percent of the total US labor force, and 40 percent of American households have female primary breadwinners.
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Women breadwinners appear to make both men and women uncomfortable, according to Claire Cain Miller in the New York Times.
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There's a thread about the challenges facing men who are accustomed to being breadwinners when they're tasked with caregiving instead.
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To make ends meet, teachers often work second jobs and some who are breadwinners are eligible for public assistance programs.
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In homes with children with under 18, mothers are now the sole or primary breadwinners 40 percent of the time.
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Gender stereotypes, like the idea that women are not primary breadwinners, still hold back women from climbing the corporate ladder.
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Their income disparity flips on its head the societal norm that says men in heterosexual relationships should be the breadwinners.
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In the Western contemporary world, women and men often hold equal status at work, as leaders, as voters, as breadwinners.
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It employs more than ten women, all the breadwinners of their families, to prepare meals for wealthier Gazans to buy.
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The soft skills help women navigate resistance by husbands or fathers as they defy traditional roles or become breadwinners, they said.
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"Men are expected to be breadwinners, yet providing for one's family with little or no help has negative repercussions," Munsch stated.
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"Traditionally men have earned more than women in the workplace because they are considered the primary breadwinners for families," he wrote.
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As women increasingly become the breadwinners for their families, their participation in this higher-paying segment of the job market matters.
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Some families prefer boys because they are seen as more likely breadwinners, and because they will carry on the family name.
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"In most parts of the world, women are viewed as caregivers and nurturers while men are seen as breadwinners," she said.
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In the days when most American men were family breadwinners, they viewed a club membership as a reward and an entitlement.
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Forty-one percent of mothers in 2017, the latest year with available data, were sole or primary breadwinners for their families.
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Many of the people who died in the attacks were the breadwinners in their family, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said Saturday.
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Married women who are not their families' chief breadwinners are actually discouraged from working if their households are near the eligibility threshold.
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Eight out of ten Black women are breadwinners, and many the sole breadwinner, so their contribution to the family income is vital.
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Mini Electric Concept BMW is opening up its i-brand electric portfolio to include its more classic breadwinners in the product range.
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The ability of female breadwinners to "bring home the bacon and fry it up in a pan" should be a confidence-booster.
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Because most attendants were women, Icahn insisted, they were not "breadwinners," and should not expect compensation commensurate with that of male employees.
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Even young teenagers have been left to fend for themselves or in some cases become the sole breadwinners for their large families.
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According to this flawed logic, common to several South Asian cultures, sons are potential breadwinners and therefore seen as a profitable investment.
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When I was raising my daughter as a single mother, I experienced the struggles many women face as breadwinners for their families.
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Only breadwinners need life insuranceMost people think only the person who provides the primary source of income should worry about life insurance.
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Family leave, child allowances, and universal pre-K acknowledge that we need to look beyond male breadwinners as the core economic unit.
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Because, in reality, 42% of working mothers are either the sole or primary breadwinner in their families, and another 22% are co-breadwinners.
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In a city increasingly hostile to all but the most creatively void breadwinners, Pumarosa's ambition was grounded once more by life's dull practicalities.
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Today, women make up almost half the workforce, and a majority of them are the sole, primary, or co-breadwinners in their families.
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The epidemic robbed many families of breadwinners, created an army of orphans and struck down millions in the prime of their working lives.
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With the kids out of the house, or at least grown, women could feel free to enter the labor force and become breadwinners.
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Young men seem to have gotten the message: Nearly half of them think it's better if men are breadwinners and women stay home.
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That "motherhood penalty," as it is known, is worse for women of color, who are more likely to be the breadwinners in their homes.
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We often focus on women as the loved ones of incarcerated men, caretakers of children with a parent behind bars, and breadwinners for families.
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Even Clair's bitter husband (Timothy Hutton) gets to state his case, as he bonds with another business owner over their resentment at being breadwinners.
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More than 40 percent of American mothers are the primary breadwinners for their families, she said, and many of them are the only breadwinner.
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Men are the traditional breadwinners, although around 30 percent of women were in the labor force as of 2015, according to a U.N. report.
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McNamara hoped that a stint in the military would make New Standards men better husbands, better fathers and better breadwinners, and thus better citizens.
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And given that black women are often the breadwinners for their families, these disparities affect more than an individual woman — they affect her entire household.
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The pressure of being one of the main breadwinners for her transnational family has weighed heavily on her in light of the looming TPS decision.
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That's what life is like for the beading breadwinners of Bareilly, highly talented artisans commissioned by designers such as Dolce & Gabbana, AllSaints, and Ralph Lauren.
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Conversely, the study also suggests that if women are the sole breadwinners in this situation, the effect is the opposite, as their well beings improved.
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To make matters worse, Ji and her 42-year-old mother are the sole breadwinners of the family since her father passed away last year.
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Greece has argued that, in depression-like economic conditions, Greeks cannot afford pension cuts, especially when pensioners are now the only breadwinners in many families.
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We're now the primary or sole breadwinners in four out of 10 households, plus we continue to shoulder more household and childcare responsibilities than men.
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This is why it is important for breadwinners and essential caregivers to get insured privately with a plan that is portable and in your control.
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Breadwinners who once held well-compensated manufacturing jobs are angry about being forced to settle for lower-wage service jobs — or no jobs at all.
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Seeing yourself in an ad Retailers are coming around to the idea that women are increasingly likely to be breadwinners, and promoting their products accordingly.
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So there's a lot of judgment and isolation that these women face all the time, even though 40 percent of American households have female breadwinners.
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Sawari countered that these inmates are still often the primary breadwinners for their families and expected to meet some financial obligations even before their release.
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Or think back to the 22016s when more women than ever walked away with MBA degrees, became primary breadwinners, and made their presence known in pantsuits.
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The paper says that in American households with women breadwinners, both husbands and wives tend to lie about who makes more money, and by how much.
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A 2013 report by the Center for American Progress found that African-American women comprise more than half (53.3 percent) of breadwinners in married black households.
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The United States needs to get this right, especially because in almost two-thirds of American families, mothers are now the primary or co-primary breadwinners.
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Among the investors who frequently contribute to IRAs, roughly 2000 percent were super-savers, another 5003 percent are frugal breadwinners, and 2500 percent were self-employed.
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In the wake of the recession and the fracturing of the economy, many men, myself included, are less tied to a traditional workday as sole breadwinners.
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We are told we are the new generation of American women; no longer a minority, we are, in fact, the majority of breadwinners in American homes.
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Many were the primary breadwinners in their family before being locked up, and they may not even have the chance to file an appeal, he said.
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"Even if married moms are the sole breadwinners, when they come home they still do a significant share of the housework on top of their paid jobs."
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We often hear about the celebrities, politicians and sports stars, often with wives fully financially dependent on them, who cheat but not the husbands of female breadwinners.
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Family breadwinners need adequate disability and life insurance to replace their income, Sheryl Garrett, a CFP and founder of the Garrett Planning Network, told CNBC this week.
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Fathers today face the paired challenges of shifting domestic pressures in dual-earner families and lagging social preconceptions of dads as breadwinners and mere helpers for mothers.
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It has hit men hard in a society that still expects them to be the breadwinners and to stump up the money for weddings and first homes.
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Today, 40 percent of women are their family's primary breadwinners, and nearly 80 percent of Americans agree that women should not return to traditional roles in society.
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On the flip side, women who become breadwinners could experience a psychological health boost in part because they're often not socially expected to fulfill that breadwinning role.
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The United Nations estimates more than a fifth of the 250,000 households in the north are headed by women like Nesemalhar - war widows who have become breadwinners.
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"Women make up the majority of college grads and nearly the majority of family breadwinners," said Reshma Saujani, the founder and chief executive of Girls Who Code.
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Researchers said one big reason is that workplace and government policies are still set up for a time when men were breadwinners and women stayed at home.
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Yet though it pushed many poor families into employment, it failed at mitigating their distress: Rarely do such families' breadwinners earn enough to move out of poverty.
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The appeal of his "Make America Great Again" slogan was built over decades of stagnation in incomes for average families, especially those with breadwinners lacking a college education.
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Women know what it's like to be expected to bear the brunt of unpaid caregiving responsibilities for their families, all while also being the breadwinners in their households.
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With family breadwinners killed or injured, land and livelihoods destroyed and food and shelter hard to come by, people are more inclined than ever to take desperate actions.
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Moore is trying to dig himself out with explanations, revisions and retractions, including his admission that he "shouldn't have said" that males should be the breadwinners in families.
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But the majority of athletes — who are often the breadwinners for their families — sign exclusive five- or six-figure deals that keep them bound to a single company.
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And keep in mind that three-quarters of mothers are now breadwinners for their families, so when moms make less, then more women and children fall into poverty.
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In addition, women now outnumber men in college, a majority of American moms are in the workforce, and in 40 percent of households those women are the breadwinners.
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Nearly half of women — 44 percent — are now the primary breadwinners in their households, and 27 percent of married women say they "take control" of financial and retirement planning.
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Lawyers would often bring sympathetic cases — family breadwinners or newlyweds — to ICE lawyers and ask them to explain why they were continuing to prosecute them despite the priority system.
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But first, we decided to dig into the numbers — looking at the rates of female breadwinners, single moms, and stay-at-home partners, and how income impacts their families.
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Beyond that, many are caught in spiraling debts to the employment agencies that brokered their contracts and are meanwhile breadwinners for their husbands and children in their home countries.
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And the effects of the stalemate, the longest in United States history, are cascading across generations, with little that breadwinners can do to hide the consequences from their children.
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The sentiment that men should be the breadwinners and women the caregivers helps explain why women put four hours a day toward unpaid household work versus men's 2.5, research shows.
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He exists between the time when men were the family's sole breadwinners and the time when it became common practice for the state to garnish wages to give to offspring.
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But stay-at-home dads aren't just struggling to adjust to the demands of parenthood; we're also acknowledging that we aren't the breadwinners in our households, and that can hurt.
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Our country's antiquated parental leave policy dates back to when men were the sole breadwinners who could easily support a family while women stayed home to care for the children.
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In the years where men were the sole breadwinners of a family, their well-being scores decreased by five percent and their health scores decreased by 3.5 percent on average.
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There are about as many women in the workforce as men, and 40% of working women are the breadwinners of their households, and that number isn't going to go down.
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Lawyers representing these families previously told Business Insider that many of those killed were the families' breadwinners, and that their deaths will likely have serious financial impacts on the families.
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In fact, both parents work full time in half of America's two-parent households, and 40 percent of American families with children rely on mothers as sole or primary breadwinners.
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Which is why I interviewed more than 20 female breadwinners, both straight and queer, of various ages and place in their lives, to figure out how exactly they manage the challenges.
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With women gaining economic and social power, the study found, men feel less able to head to the woods for a week's deer camp, supremely confident in their authority as breadwinners.
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Indeed, some 81% of women in the United States become moms by the time they're 44 years old; three-quarters of mothers are in the labor force, 40% as primary breadwinners.
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As more and more women become the sole or primary breadwinners and more men are economically dependent on their wives, will men grow more comfortable with these roles -- and women, too?
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Daughters are often seen as a burden, with families having to pay dowries when they marry, while sons are prized as breadwinners who can inherit property and continue the family name.
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With many women now the breadwinners in 40 percent of households, compared with just 11 percent in 1960, the gender gap is no longer a women's issue but a family issue.
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SRDS, which conducted an informal survey between 2006 and 2016 with the help of fishermen and their families, estimates that 260 families have lost breadwinners to tiger attacks in Lahiripur alone.
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According to the Pew Research Centre, women are the sole or primary breadwinners in 40% of American households, and 15% of mothers with children younger than 18 earn more than their husbands.
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Male breadwinners make up a higher proportion of the newly unemployed than in previous downturns, which mainly affected female and young workers, notes Naercio Menezes of Insper, a university in São Paulo.
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"The ultimate destination should be enough to cover six months' expenses, perhaps nine to 12 months for sole breadwinners or self-employed individuals," Greg McBride, CFA and chief financial analyst for Bankrate.
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"Policy makers operated on the assumption that the primary function of unemployment insurance was to replace the wages of male breadwinners, who were understood to earn a 'family wage,' " Professor Mettler writes.
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As the West African country begins to recover from the crisis, many women like Sweet are struggling to face a future without their husbands or fathers - the main breadwinners in their families.
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Financial planners and therapists who specialize in financial issues have found that certain feelings and patterns recur among heterosexual couples with female breadwinners, and that there are several ways to address them.
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Since the famine in North Korea, many women have become the main breadwinners of their families, selling goods in the newly opened markets and visiting China in search of food and cash.
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"Men are conditioned to be breadwinners, exclusively — and another mouth to feed calls for more bread on the table (to say nothing of college tuition) — so off to work we go," he wrote.
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In addition, many black women who are the primary breadwinners for their families cannot afford the studio fees, ranging up to $1,000 per month, that would grant them access to a peer network.
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"Men are conditioned to be breadwinners, exclusively — and another mouth to feed calls for more bread on the table (to say nothing of college tuition) — so off to work we go," Ohanian wrote.
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Many families in the area have had breadwinners who credit their earnings in Singapore with making their lives better back home, and many put up shrines dedicated to Lee last year when he passed.
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GAZA (Reuters) - Child labor has risen sharply in Gaza, where youngsters toiling in garages and on construction sites have become breadwinners for families feeling the brunt of the Palestinian enclave's 25 percent unemployment rate.
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Plus, Trump's proposal doesn't address families where a man is the one who plans to stay home with a new baby, even though today, 40% of working women are the breadwinners for their households.
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"The people of Britain are moving away from the idea that men should be breadwinners and women homemakers," Nancy Kelley deputy chief executive of the NCSR, an independent research institute, said in a statement.
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Treating these incidents differently is dangerous when all are similarly created through cultures built on social structures of patriarchy where men are the predominant breadwinners and women are often viewed as obedient baby-baskets.
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Rather, it's a more tailored seamless garment, one that would put the goal of outlawing abortion at the center of a web of pro-family policies — adoption support, child allowances, wage subsidies for breadwinners.
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As American Millennials are joining Baby Boomers and Gen Xers as the country's main breadwinners, they're leading a financial revolution in what they want from banks and in how they prefer to manage their finances.
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Helped by modest reforms to the hukou system (which have made it easier to change your status in some cities), the children and parents of migrants are leaving the villages to join the urban breadwinners.
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But it's 2016—and Trump is apparently out of touch with what modern families and the modern workforce look like today, when women are primary or co-breadwinners in almost two-thirds of all households.
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She is part of a Lean In circle and Sandberg herself once called Kelly to say, "I love you, you are awesome" after Kelly challenged conservative Erick Erickson for criticizing a rise in female breadwinners.
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In India now for almost five years, the roles have reversed and these women are the breadwinners - some now widows, others have husbands who are too sick to work or unable to find a job.
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Fadel El-Zubi, FAO representative in Iraq, said the workers and families involved in the program are from households with no other income source, including women who are often the sole breadwinners, and people with disabilities.
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Theresa Rohr-Kirchgraber, past president of the American Medical Women's Association, told me that even though 71 percent of women in medicine are the primary breadwinners for their families, that reality hasn't translated to their salaries.
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As women start to earn more income, more degrees, and are more likely to be in the labor force than their mothers' generation, millennial women are more frequently breadwinners when compared to women from other generations.
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Trump cited 2013 statistics from the Pew Research Center that moms are the primary breadwinners in 40% of homes in the U.S. Trump: The "system is not working so well for entrepreneurs," and particularly for women.
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Research shows that heterosexual married women who are breadwinners tend to play down their status, but Carrie Gallaway, a financial planner in New York, has found that husbands of breadwinning wives are proud of their accomplishments.
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Mary Blair-Loy, a sociology professor at the University of California, San Diego and the founding director of the Center for Research on Gender in the Professions, said that men often still see themselves as breadwinners.
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She relies on the business, which she set up in 2016, to make ends meet without interference from the male family members who are the community's traditional breadwinners - and to provide a future for her surviving child.
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" She adds that women "are voters and consumers and workers and breadwinners driving the economy" who "will use that considerable power to topple any agenda that would deny us choice about whether and why we have children.
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While nearly 210 percent of the Israeli population is under the poverty line, that figure is 2150 percent for the ultra-Orthodox, although their expenses are modest for a community where wives are the main family breadwinners.
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WIN–WIN–WIN Unfortunately, thanks to strong cultural messages that emphasize men's role as breadwinners over their role as caregivers, 90 percent of new dads are back to work fewer than two weeks after their child's birth.
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A variety of factors, including pervasive gender norms that women are more hardwired to do nurturing tasks like housekeeping and taking care of the kids, while men are "breadwinners" who earn downtime when they're off the clock.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The Syrian refugee crisis is changing women's traditional roles with increasing numbers becoming heads of households and the main breadwinners, an international aid agency said on Saturday ahead of a global refugee summit.
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They caused disability and made it harder to absorb nutrients in food; reduced school attendance, thus condemning children to a life of grunt work; and trapped families in poverty when breadwinners were too sick to work or farm.
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In Canada, immigrants who arrived under the now-scrapped Federal IIP and the still-running Quebec IIP have paid woefully low levels of income tax, and breadwinners frequently return to greater China, from where the large majority originated.
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Women do the work that builds the backbone of our economy — more mothers than ever are the breadwinners for our families, and women make up the majority of workers in vital occupations such as teaching, nursing, and retail.
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Clinton wins the presidency, she would take office during a period of economic and demographic transformation for American women, who are outnumbering men in college enrollment by ever widening margins, becoming primary breadwinners and heading their own households.
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According to the U.S. Department of Labor, women make up nearly 47 percent of the American workforce, own close to 10 million businesses and mothers are the primary breadwinners in 40 percent of households with children under 18.
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"I think it's because we just assume that men are going to work and men are going to be breadwinners and they're probably going to make more money than their partners," Munsch said in an interview with Broadly.
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She says the workplace was set up for men to be successful, not women, and in many ways it's still based on the old model, in which men were the primary breadwinners and women were largely at home.
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As Wong explains, being the sole or greater breadwinner puts pressure on a woman to alleviate a whole new kind of guilt: for reversing a longstanding power balance and heteronormative structure in households (men as breadwinners, women as caretakers).
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Today, more women attend and graduate from college than men, female breadwinners are gradually becoming the norm, and feminist ideals have become the ruler by which we judge all areas of pop culture, from fashion magazines to award shows.
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In March of 2017, women made up 47 percent of the workforce in the United States, owned close to 4.93 million businesses and were the sole or primary breadwinners for 40 percent of families with children under age 18.
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But in choosing to highlight Rob's descent into what my bitchy seventh-grade self coined "pathesperation," Catastrophe highlights an important theme for 2017: male economic fragility, reality for many families men lose their identities when women become the breadwinners.
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Its availability has been credited with the rapid growth of female participation not just in the Netherlands, but also in Germany, Japan and Spain, where it has shifted the standard household from one to one-and-a-half breadwinners.
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Studies show that wives who feel below average satisfaction in their marriage are more likely to leave if they are employed and that women were less likely to leave their breadwinner husbands than women who were the breadwinners themselves.
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In fact, the more a woman outearns her husband, the less housework he performs: It's been noted that many female breadwinners pick up the majority of domestic responsibilities in addition to their professional workload to assuage their husbands' feelings of emasculation.
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" The letter argues that it is not the role of the government to "dictate to businesses what they should pay" and said "traditionally, men have earned more than women in the workplace because they are considered the primary breadwinners for families.
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In an appearance on C-SPAN in 2000, first reported by The New York Times, Moore argued that self-sufficient women were leading to a decline in the American family and said men needed to be the breadwinners of the family.
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This new study, showcased in the June issue of the American Sociological Review, found that men who are 100% economically dependent on their spouses were most at risk for cheating, three times more at risk than women married to male breadwinners.
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However, when the U.S. Census Bureau compared its survey responses to tax filings, it found that when women are the breadwinners, husbands on average inflate their earnings by around 2.9 percent, while women reduce their earnings by around 1.5 percent.
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It's also about gender roles — when Mr. Trump talks about making America great again, you can be sure that many of his supporters are imagining a return to the (partly imagined) days of male breadwinners and stay-at-home wives.
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To be exact, 733% of breadwinners within a relationship say they wish they had never folded their partner's money into theirs, while just 16% of lower earners said so, followed by 11% of those who make about the same amount.
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Historically, men are traditionally seen as being providers and therefore the breadwinners in a relationship while women take on all of the emotional burdens of being at home with the kids (if any), cooking, cleaning and providing emotional support for men.
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Those ratios are still too high, but feel less apocalyptic than the percentage of American men who believed, for example, that guys should be breadwinners and should know where his wife or girlfriend is at all times (44 and 46 percent, respectively).
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For the female breadwinners who weren't getting into fights over dirty dishes, their relationships were built on the understanding that their partners would actively take on non-traditional responsibilities — whether that's childcare, cleaning, or emotional support — and would be valued for that contribution.
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When women were the primary breadwinners, wives said they made 1.5% percentage points less than the salaries reported by their employers, while husbands said they took home 2.9% percentage points more than their employer-reported salaries, reported Miller, citing the Census Bureau paper.
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Unfortunately, many of us can probably remember having outdated gender roles instilled into us at an early age, whether from our families or through cultural norms in general — men are breadwinners, women are responsible for the hearth and home, and so on.
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Especially when it comes to economic issues, excluding women means staying blind to the economic concerns of women and working families, and as important, what the workforce looks like today, when women are primary or co-breadwinners in two-thirds of all households.
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We now have an unprecedented number of women reaching the highest echelons of wealth — the number of female millionaires in the U.S. has doubled since 2005, worldwide women control some $51 trillion dollars — and the highest share ever of families with female breadwinners.
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Nearly 215 percent of the super-savers, who had an average annual income of $21,149, and more than half of the frugal breadwinners, with an average annual income of $59,527, also contributed to their employer's 401(k) plans in addition to their IRAs.
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It also makes good economic sense, given women are the primary breadwinners in 40 percent of households with children, comprise half of the workforce, are almost a third of small business owners, and, when in leadership positions, improve a corporation's chances at success.
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"This underscores and creates red flashing lights around the fact that we need better policies in this country to reflect the fact that both women and men can be breadwinners and caregivers to their loved ones," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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In families of all income levels, it's more common for both parents to work or women to be the breadwinners, and the lack of family-friendly benefits has led to declining labor force participation as people struggle to combine work and parenthood.
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Mr. Obama's election and re-election represented the triumph of an America that was ever more racially and culturally diverse, younger, more secular, more often unmarried, with fewer traditional families and male breadwinners, more immigrants and more concentrated in the growing metropolitan areas.
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Trump started where most discussions of the gender wage gap start: with a comparison of men and women's earnings, noting that women earn less: Women represent 46 percent of the total US labor force, and 143 percent of American households have female primary breadwinners.
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Its author, Braden Leap of Mississippi State University, analysed the lyrics of the top songs on the weekly Billboard country-music charts from the 1980s until the 2010s and found that the near-routine depiction of men as breadwinners and stand-up guys has changed.
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It's no longer rare for women in relationships to out-earn their husbands or boyfriends — in 2015, for example, 38 percent of American wives made more money than their husbands — but many women remain ambivalent about being breadwinners, reports Ashley C. Ford for Refinery29.
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A vacation "is a moment in time when the breadwinners of the family can express to their children that they are capable of providing more than just a roof over their head and clothes that they grow out of every six months," he said.
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For instance, women are now breadwinners in more than half of all families — and are the primary breadwinner in 21.3% of families, according to Pew; and over the past 21.4 years, childcare costs for working families have increased by 21.6%, according to Census Bureau data.
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The economic security, dignity and equality of women — who are 47 percent of the work force, 51 percent of the population, 57 percent of Democratic primary voters and 64 percent of primary or co-breadwinners in families with children — must not be sidelined any longer.
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If you look to when they were growing up, there were two major events—the Great Depression which decimated a generation of men that should of been the breadwinners and WWII that would have traumatized a lot of fathers and left a lot of broken families.
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Now let's look at equal pay — an issue that is not only central to the issue of women's equality generally, but also to the economic health of families around the country, as women are primary breadwinners in 40 percent of all American households, as Ivanka herself pointed out.
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On January 29, the gender equality NGO Promundo released a new report showing that younger men in Afghanistan are less likely than their fathers to support gender equality, and that both women and men still define men's roles in traditional terms—as the breadwinners and protectors of their families.
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But the most important and frequent way it's used is for person-to-person transfers — breadwinners in cities sending money back home to their families in rural areas, or people sending money to help a friend or family member in need due to some kind of financial or health crisis.
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While 28 percent of male scientists endeavor to co-parent, 30 percent are "traditional breadwinners" with an intense workload and a stay-at-home wife; another 22 percent are "neo-traditional dual earners" whose careers are more important than their wives', according to a study of men in US biology and physics departments.
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All criminal fines paid by individuals or corporations are deposited directly into the fund, which in turn flows to states to support individual victims and the organizations that assist them: battered women's shelters, counseling centers for abused children, families who lost their primary breadwinners to murder, victims left permanently disabled by violent assaults.
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Given those attitudes it might not be surprising that there are no cities in the country where female breadwinners exist in more than 231.2 percent of couples, according to a new analysis MagnifyMoney did of microdata from the American Community Survey, conducted by the U.S. Census for the 231.3 largest metros in the country.
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With every passing year, the moviegoing calendar inches closer to being subsumed by the twin titans of blockbuster season, when studios trot out their priciest and most specially effected franchise breadwinners, and awards season, when the prestige pictures arrive to return a bit of dignity — and hopefully some golden hardware — to those same studios.
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According to a 2013 Pew Research Center analysis of data from the U.S. Census Bureau, 40%of all households with children under 18 include women who are either the primary or co-breadwinners — yet according to the White House, in 2014, the typical woman working full-time earned just 79% of what the typical man working full-time earned.
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Fertility entrepreneurs are focused on a growing market: couples are choosing to reproduce later in life, an increasing number of female breadwinners are able to make their own decisions about when and how to reproduce, and overall, around 10% of women in the US today have trouble conceiving, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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With most Black men literally barred from meaningful employment or the ability to provide, needing to move wherever work might be found, and women left as the primary breadwinners — in addition to a host of other social and economic pressures — Black households that had remained relatively nuclear in the South were prone to fracture in these Northern cities.
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And that most candidates failed to weave these policies into their answers about the economy, jobs, and healthcare was a lost opportunity to speak to women, who are 47% of the U.S. workforce, 51% of the population, 20163% of Democratic primary voters, and 64% of breadwinners in families with children, and for whom work and family challenges and the struggle for workplace dignity are all too common.
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As they always have, parents are making decisions about working or staying home for a wide variety of reasons: because they're breadwinners and have no choice; because child care costs are out of control; because they really enjoy and find meaning in what they do; because raising kids feels more valuable than sitting in airless conference rooms; because they have spouses whose work is all-encompassing, and someone needs to keep the children alive.
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