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The State of the American Woman
A quiet revolution has changed the status of American women; so what's new now? Plus: a TIME opinion poll on gender
In the 1970s, a majority of children grew up with a stay-at-home parent; now that figure is less than a third. A large majority 70% of men, 61% of women believe this has had a negative effect on society. Fifty-seven percent of men and 51% of women agree that it is better for a family if the father works outside the home and the mother takes care of the children. Asked to rank what they value most for their own daughters, 63% of men and 56% of women put a happy marriage with children first; 17% of men and 23% of women said an interesting career; and 15% of men and 20% of women said financial success.
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