Yes. But they were nurses, not doctors; secretaries, not bosses; stewardesses, not pilots; telephone operators, not linemen; bank tellers, not loan officers. And school teachers, but not principals. Many businesses were reluctant to hire single women, because they thought as soon as she found a husband, she'd quit and start having children. There has been an ever-increasing female participation in the work force since WWII, and an ongoing struggle to gain access to high-level jobs, and to careers which traditionally had been male.
in kush women work in the fields
why wouldnt women work...we're very powerful people. soo they should work
one of the two it ended economic opportunities for women or it forced women to fight agains men for work
For women in the 19th century, the most common work for women was seamstress, childcare, housekeeper, cook, laundress.
Of course women work they gathered 70% of the food the whole family ate or profited from .
Oh yes they were allowed to go to school.
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Famous balle women dancers in 70s and 80s
work pakeha man bring them over for work back in 60s and 70s in work party and the rest is histroy
Yes. He was there back in the late 60s.
work pakeha man bring them over for work back in 60s and 70s in work party and the rest is histroy
she,s a women now.
its because between the 60s and 70s, the black Americans had nothing to do but just work until they danced. But in the 60s the kids had nothing to do so they deicided to dance. It passed on into other countries!
in kush women work in the fields
in kush women work in the fields
They work with pregnant women and women in labour
Women Who Work was created in 1938.