Hungerpain
Banned
I know I do.
Why has women's happiness plummeted since the 70s?
- Thread starter Ol’Otis
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the study yall are referencing states
"it is also worth noting that the difference in subjective well-beingfor black men and women in 1972 is very different from that seen for whites—black women in 1972 were less happy than black men,while white women were happier than white men"
http://ftp.iza.org/dp4200.pdf
like i said this isn't about bw so the bw on this forum aren't avoiding a thread
"it is also worth noting that the difference in subjective well-beingfor black men and women in 1972 is very different from that seen for whites—black women in 1972 were less happy than black men,while white women were happier than white men"
http://ftp.iza.org/dp4200.pdf
like i said this isn't about bw so the bw on this forum aren't avoiding a thread
What have I said that deflects? I never said bw were providers, I’ve only said that in the 70’s bw collectively we’re working in the work force, and also helping manage the home. They were not in large house wives. This is not to be confused with them being breadwinners, but merely to point out that we were not staying at home in the 70’s like our white counter parts. There are other reasons we are unhappy.
zayk35
Superstar
Them studies never are...but these dudes need something to validate their thoughtslarge % of bw have always had to work in this countrythis study is not about us
Do tell?
god yall are horrible
I know for a fact this study didn't poll the Black people who matter so why yall going in on this thread.
Dallas' 4 Eva
Superstar
Feminism is as self destructive as it is helpful, the movement never made sense to me how they went about it, but hey what do I know.
number21
Strive for rulership not equality, black man.
You trying to make this a only white woman thing is textbook defecting. Simple as that.
Dallas' 4 Eva
Superstar
No they need to. Black women's experience =/= white women's experience.
number21
Strive for rulership not equality, black man.
So, black women in the 70s wasnt taking a back seat to their man? It was only white women doing that back then?
Cause the narratives these females in here are trying to paint is that the majority of black women back then was walking side by side as equal partners, no wait a partner who had dual roles so they had even more on their plate. Not a woman who follow their role as a wife.
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Ashley Banks
All I ever wanted was the world
Now men pretending to be women are winning
you literally tagged me in here but okay
the other user confirmed, thats why I said you good.