>early 20th century>first wave feminism happens>women start entering the workforce and education en masse>wages evolve in a way that a household led by a single breadwinner becomes almost impossible>females eventually start getting the most degrees>most of them in soft fields>still, men are prevalent in leadership roles and the most critical jobs>fast forward to present day>AI revolution starts taking place>most bullshit jobs are about to get brutally wiped out as companies become more and more efficient>such jobs are predominantly held by - you guessed it - females>DEI losing force worldwideWithout quotas, we might be about to witness mass female unemployment, which could lead to a return of the arrangement that happened prior to first wave feminism: a smaller workforce, with women mostly absent from many professions, becoming stay at home wives instead.Perhaps a Victorian arrangement, with affluent women going to college for personal growth and passion projects, instead of looking for employability and marketeable skillsI just had this totally business and finance-related epiphany after tripping on shrooms and I had to share it with you, frens. What do you think?
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>>523918326>early 19th century>entering the workforce en masseYou're thoroughly uneducated.Women littered the textile mills throughout the 19th century, often getting paid more than the men because they had to operate the jennies and the men just hauled shit.Your ideological view doesn't align with the reality of feminism. Jewish women complained that they weren't in charge everywhere like they are in their own families, and in typical Jewish fashion, they clamoured for all women to be given that privilege and hid behind femininity.The malice with which Jewish women treat their boys and their men extends into feminist ideology. Feminism was a war against masculinity waged strictly and exclusively by Jewish matrons, and in the confusion caused by the propagandic narrative they orchestrated, millions of women would believe those liars. Just like you believe women weren't in the workforce before Jewish women wanted to be the sultan instead of the sultan.
