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Mrs. Franco’s logic escapes me. First she says that she came to agree with her husband that their workloads should be along “traditional†lines. She then blames the women’s movement because she has a double workload, while her husband’s workload hasn’t increased.
What the women’s movement taught us was that when two people work outside the home, two people work inside the home. If she really wants a traditional arrangement, she would quit her outside job.
MIRIAM ALBERT
Thousand Oaks
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