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Drake and Kendrick are beefing, but who pays? Plus, moms as our social safety net
May 10, 2024
Sidney Madden and Tirhakah Love discuss the heated beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar, touching on dark accusations in their diss tracks. They then delve into the societal reliance on women as a social safety net, exploring the implications of lacking universal support systems.
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- Women in the US are essential as a social safety net due to lacking government support systems.
- The DIY nature of American society perpetuates gender myths assigning caregiving roles to women, hindering the push for comprehensive support programs.
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American Social Safety Net and Women's Role
In the US, women are integral to acting as a social safety net due to the lack of comprehensive government support systems. The podcast explores how women, especially mothers, are burdened with managing risks and caretaking responsibilities due to societal expectations. This dynamic is perpetuated by the DIY nature of American society and deep-rooted gender myths that assign caregiving roles to women. Policies like guaranteed paid family leave and universal childcare are examined in light of these challenges.
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