Stefan MolyneuxVerified account

Women are placed in an untenable position with the reality of primary care. Little girls look at their mothers’ work with a critical eye, knowing they too shall eventually take the baton and care for their own families. Boys soak up the love and the maid service.

Really? I grew up in Calgary's poorest neighbourhood. Most households were single working mothers & latch key kids. My father was excluded from our lives, I raised my brother being 2 years older than him. I envied full nuclear families. #iamnotalone

Just women? Not the broken education system? Not the negligence comments of people like you? Women are the ones standing up for their rights let’s not pretend that a couple decades ago women didn’t have a strong voice as we do now and we are not afraid to stand up and speak out

The vast majority of teachers for young children are women

87% of superintendents are males...

Exactly, this feigned helplessness is growing tiresome. But muh Patriarchy is the rallying cry. The way they speak it is as if Western women were locked up in pens and let out to walk the grounds of the property at certain times. The only women I know to have that privilege.

Are literally the 1% and upper middle class who can afford to subject their precious children to endless hours of classes.

You are right, but until you address your because-genes genocentrism, you cannot appreciate how important the primary nurturer's role actually is. The nature-nurture debate needs to take place in earnest.