Should we care that smart women aren't having kids? | Sadhbh Walshe | Comment is free | theguardian.com
I just thought this was interesting and strange, especially in light of upper education's appreciation of feminism and how feminism has gone along with untraditional family structures as well as tolerance of abortion.
There's a couple things about feminism to be considered from this:
I just thought this was interesting and strange, especially in light of upper education's appreciation of feminism and how feminism has gone along with untraditional family structures as well as tolerance of abortion.
There's a couple things about feminism to be considered from this:
- Will feminism decay over time because smart women aren't having kids?
- Has this trend always existed, and does it explain how feminism changed from it's first to second and third waves since smart women themselves didn't have kids, but others' kids had to interpret feminism for themselves?