Is It a Practical Way to Distribute the Logistics and the Care Needs?

"If you don't do that, there'll be an informal system of distributing it. And guess what, mostly it'll be one or two women doing all the work," she says. "It is oppressive, though, how people will go to women first for a roll like that when a man could do it in this particular event." She adds: 'There's something really profound about just explicitly stating, this is what we're going to do here and then doing it'