Why should housewives be paid?
Published on Nov 21, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
Thesis Statement: Paying housewives will promote more positive image, them being hard workers, and gaining women empowerment.
The three main points I will be discussing today are paying housewives promotes more positive images of women and family life, I will be talking about them being hard workers, and gaining women empowerment.
A married woman whose main occupation is caring for her family, managing household affairs, and doing housework.
Paying housewives promotes a more positive image for women
- less abuse
- taken more serious
- more respect
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Increases women empowerment
- higher paying jobs for women
- killing stereotypes
- better future for the world
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Thesis Statement: Paying housewives will promote more positive image, them being hard workers, and gaining women empowerment.
The three main points I will be discussing today are paying housewives promotes more positive images of women and family life, I will be talking about them being hard workers, and gaining women empowerment. Repeat hook/ strong closing statement
Now how many of y'all believe housewives should be paid?
[1] United Nations. Women's Work and Economic Empowerment. Accessed July 1, 2011. http://www.unfpa.org/gender/empowerment1.htm.
[2] United Nations. Women's Work and Economic Empowerment. Accessed July 1, 2011. http://www.unfpa.org/gender/empowerment1.htm.
[3] United Nations. Women's Work and Economic Empowerment. Accessed July 1, 2011. http://www.unfpa.org/gender/empowerment1.htm.
'Housewives should be paid £30,000 for doing the cooking, laundry and childcare'." Daily Mail 19 Feb 2008, Print.
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"UNICEF - Gender Equality." UNICEF. United Nations, 25 Aug 2004. Web. 18 Jun 2011. .
United Nations. Women's Work and Economic Empowerment. Web. 01 Jul 2011.
Mayer, Susanne. "The Mighty Hausfrau." Let's Talk European. signandsight.com, 13 Sep 2006. Web. 20 Jun 2011.
P, Ben. "A Housewife's Wage?." My Direct Democracy. 12 Jan 2005. Web. 20 Jun 2011.
Saner, Emine, “Saudi Arabia opens the world’s largest university for women”, The Guardian, 27 May 2011,
Traikovski, Louie. "The Housewive's Wages Debate in the 1920s Australian Press." Australian Public Intellectual Network. Web. 18 Jun 2011.
"UNICEF - Gender Equality." UNICEF. United Nations, 25 Aug 2004. Web. 18 Jun 2011.
United Nations. Women's Work and Economic Empowerment. Web. 01 Jul 2011.
