Public School Education System Thread

[SuburbanFarmer]

No, that's not what happened. Real wages began to decline after women began to enter the workforce en masse in the 1960s.

<citation needed>

There have been a number of other factors driving down wages since the 60s - it's impossible to pin it all on women entering the workforce. The biggest one is that Japan and Germany started rebuilding their infrastructure (with LOTS of help from us), and automation continued its march, along with global megacorps looking for economies of scale, and eliminating overhead.

But do continue with your crusade, it's lovely to watch..

[Speaker to Animals]

Citation is literally any accurate chart of real wages, genius.

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

Female participation in the workforce flattens out at the end of the 80s, but wages stay flat in relation to production after that. Something else is contributing to declining wages. The fact that production starts pulling away from wages around the same time women start entering the workforce doesn't mean that women being in the workforce is the driving factor behind flat or declining wages.

[SuburbanFarmer]

Female participation in the workforce flattens out at the end of the 80s, but wages stay flat in relation to production after that. Something else is contributing to declining wages. The fact that production starts pulling away from wages around the same time women start entering the workforce doesn't mean that women being in the workforce is the driving factor behind flat or declining wages.

[Speaker to Animals]

Female participation in the workforce flattens out at the end of the 80s, but wages stay flat in relation to production after that. Something else is contributing to declining wages. The fact that production starts pulling away from wages around the same time women start entering the workforce doesn't mean that women being in the workforce is the driving factor behind flat or declining wages.

Uh.. yeah.. That would be mass immigration, dude.



Am I the only person who studied economics in college? We specifically covered this shit.


By the 1980s, it was a done deal. Most women were forced to work in careers. It's not like this goes on forever and ever. We don't have an unlimited supply of females.

[Hanarchy Montanarchy]

I thought we were talking about broads?

Either way, the point is that population isn't the only factor in compensation.

[SuburbanFarmer]

I thought we were talking about broads?

Either way, the point is that population isn't the only factor in compensation.

Women and brown people, dude. The professor just laid it out for us. No other factors involved.

[Ex-California]

Just another salvo in Education's war on boys

Kindergarten Teacher Bans Legos For Boys Citing ‘Gender Equity’

[Okeefenokee]

Just another salvo in Education's war on boys

Kindergarten Teacher Bans Legos For Boys Citing ‘Gender Equity’

Pretty sure I saw that same story years ago. Probably fake.

[Ex-California]

Just another salvo in Education's war on boys

Kindergarten Teacher Bans Legos For Boys Citing ‘Gender Equity’

Pretty sure I saw that same story years ago. Probably fake.

I hope it is for my own sanity