It depends on the context and conditions in which the working class operates. Marx believed that the working class, as the majority and the producers of society's wealth, had the potential to lead a revolution and establish a more equitable system. However, the ability for the working class to effectively run society also depends on education, organization, resources, and broader socio-political factors.
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Ageism, Age stratification, and bias.
it means that people can not stand on their on two feet thereby reducing development. people who are capable of working to develop the society do not do it because others can work for them
She seems focused on beauty and leisure but she is also capable of working hard.
How do working people help society
(For Apex Learning) All of the above. (Bias, ageism, & age stratification.)
stongly disagree
The running title of the article I am working on is "The Impact of Climate Change on Global Biodiversity."
for me, there is no different between the working of man and woman both of them are are capable to contbute the social economy .
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In some ways yes they have. Women are still seen as the housewife from the point of view that they come home even after a full day's work and still cook, clean and take care of their family despite a busy day. Yet on the other hand, society deems that we see women as the ultimate working figure and superwoamn, capable of running an household, working and having kids. It is strange, seeing how women have worked throughout most of history. Even in the fifties in the US (which is when Housewifery was at its pinnacle in history), the amount of women working slowly increased.
i disagree-many people could whatch the children-family,friends,babysitters,care givers,and many other people.