Gender and Poverty

According African American American American women analysis approach argues assume average become benefits capitalism career causes child support choice consequences continue culture defined dependence differences discrimination division divorce domestic earnings economic Eisenstein employment equal European American example explain fact factors female Feminist feminization of poverty gender class homemakers household housework husbands important impoverishment income increased individual labor force labor market less levels lives male marriage married married women Marxism men's mother needs occupational opportunities paid part-time patriarchy payments political poor position Press problem rates receive relations remain responsibilities result Review role secondary secondary labor market segregation sexual single single mother social society status structure theories traditional understanding United University vulnerable wages welfare wife wives woman women women's poverty workers York