Reproductive labor refers to labor that pertains to the day-to-day (e.g., child rearing, housework, cleaning, cooking, etc.). Thus reproductive labor has been labeled within a feminine-gendered sphere and, as a result, reproductive labor has been rendered invisible in the sense that it is an underpaid profession that is often times not paid at all. Despite the fact that the housewife is contributing to the family, her work is not paid and is therefore invisible.
Radical feminists have tried to argue that all reproductive labor should be paid.
Globalization has shifted the burden of reproductive labor from the working middle class mother onto the immigrant nanny.
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The reproductive system...
Reproductive conflict and the separation of reproductive generations in humans
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Reproductive Health
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reproductive cells
the answer is respiratory, reproductive , reproductive , excretory and reproductive.
They are both reproductive systems.
Reproductive health is important because it help us to know about our reproductive parts and take proper care of our reproductive health.
The system that helps in giving birth to babies is primarily the reproductive system, which includes the female reproductive organs such as the ovaries, fallopian tubes, uterus, and vagina. During conception, sperm from the male fertilizes an egg from the female, leading to pregnancy. The fetus develops in the uterus over approximately nine months, culminating in childbirth through labor and delivery. Additionally, hormonal systems regulate the reproductive process and support pregnancy.
it has only one reproductive system