In the face of covid-19, social distancing has served as a
blessing and a curse. It has
served to slow the spread of the virus.
And it has created a dilemma for the school system. It appears to be a little more
difficult to keep children in a classroom at a reasonable distance from one
another. If you have young
children, you understand the
consequences of having them at home 24/7 –
indefinitely. Under normal
conditions, when you are at work, the school system is the default
babysitter. Now the schools are
unable to do that. And the daycare
centers are closed as well. In a
litigious society, no one is will to risk children being infected.
What makes matters worse is the cry from the public. Many states are demanding we return to
business as usual. That means
opening the economy up so people can go to work, earn money and produce goods
and services. On one hand, this
sounds good if everyone is safe.
On the other, what happens to single mothers who cannot leave their
children at home alone?
In a covid-19 environment, it is unwise to leave your
children with just anyone. It may
even be unsafe to leave them with their grandparents. This may mean single mothers cannot return to work, even if
their job demands it. This creates
a risk of many single women losing their jobs to men, women with older children
or no children. With so many
single mothers, this could be a very disruptive paradigm shift.
How will this affect dating and relationships? Will women become more cooperative with
men who have sufficient resources?
Will women’s attitudes towards men change? Will more women become recipients of welfare? Does that take the US down the path of
socialism?
Tonight, Sunday, May 10, from 7:00pm-9:00pm (EST) at Straight
Talk with Ted Santos.
To hear the show live: https://www.blogtalkradio.com/ted_santos/2020/05/10/will-the-pandemic-shut-women-out-of-the-workforce
Call to comment or ask questions live at: (323) 642-1387.
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