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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
Fifty-five percent of women strongly agree that in households where both partners have jobs, women take on more responsibilities for the home and family than their male partners do; only 28% of men strongly agree. (Fifty-four percent of Latinos strongly agree, along with 52% of blacks and 38% of whites.) Sixty-nine percent of women say they are primarily responsible for taking care of their children; only 13% of men say this of themselves. Forty-three percent of men say their spouse is primarily responsible, while 40% of men say the responsibility is evenly shared.
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