> why do people write articles about how much women's unpaid labor is worth, but not about men's?
I think the article makes its case via the quote I provided. It does talk about men’s unpaid work, albeit not in as much detail. The article was also published to coincide with International Women’s Day. Aside from anything else there are clear and obvious differences in unpaid work between men and women (as everyone in this thread agrees) so why not write about women specifically?
It honestly feels like parody to see an article like this and reply “won’t somebody think about the men?”
I think the article makes its case via the quote I provided. It does talk about men’s unpaid work, albeit not in as much detail. The article was also published to coincide with International Women’s Day. Aside from anything else there are clear and obvious differences in unpaid work between men and women (as everyone in this thread agrees) so why not write about women specifically?
It honestly feels like parody to see an article like this and reply “won’t somebody think about the men?”