Where do some men get this idea that women working jobs started when feminism started? Lack of education or what specifically makes them think this?

[Hispanic-Cool-Guy]

Women throughout history have always worked.

In fields with agriculture, personal business selling clothes or food in the market places in the city, as maids, cooks and nannies, or working in the king's palace etc.

In the Bible there are women working construction helping men to build a wall of protection for the city.

[ObscuredBeyond]

The worst elements of that movement are insecure narcissists, who want to be praised like they've accomplished something special. So if that means taking credit for things that clearly existed long before they were even born, so be it. That's how they look down on others, and say: "You need me!", to be assured of their own relevance. Because without that assurance, those particular poor souls can't function.

It's a lot like Brie Larson trying to take credit for feats in cinema that pre-date her being in Captain Marvel. Or how black supremacists acted like Black Panther was the first black movie superhero ever, when Meteor Man pre-dated Black Panther by about 30 years.

[ArtemisSilver]

Not working, but competing full time in all high value fields and driving down wages due to the doubled labor pool. It's just one more way for the ones at the top to consolidate power.

It's no longer an option for a lower or middle class woman to work, but a nessesity. More chains, less freedom. Relationships ruined by money struggles and children not had for fear of poverty.

[Anonymous]

Women were always secretary, maids, Farmers nurse, Teachers chefs store owner.

Even during WW2 women kept the ecomney going working the factory.

My great-grandma ran a nightclub in the 40s and she was black

This is idea that all women did was stay at home and have babis is a fever dream for right-wing loser who mad they women have free antimony.

What do you think happen to all the unmarried women lol? They worked

[007kingifrit]

sometimes people just aren't speaking literally. everybody knows women have always worked, they just don't feel the need to say exactly what they mean