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Women spend forty-plus hours a week at a full-time job and anywhere from twenty-five to forty-five hours a week working in the home. All this household work often seems unavoidable, like death and taxes." (Schor, 1992, page 83).
Women spend forty-plus hours a week at a full-time job and anywhere from twenty-five to forty-five hours a week working in the home. All this household work often seems unavoidable, like death and taxes." (Schor, 1992, page 83).
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