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=== Feminism === | === Feminism === | ||
Feminism has undeniably contributed greatly to the corruption of the gender roles and sexual degeneracy, which leads antifeminists to blame the sexual revolution entirely on feminism. However, as discussed in the sections below, there are possibly a number of other factors that facilitated the sexual revolution, some of which even predate feminism. | Feminism has undeniably contributed greatly to the corruption of the gender roles and sexual degeneracy, which leads antifeminists to blame the sexual revolution entirely on feminism. However, as discussed in the sections below, there are possibly a number of other factors that facilitated the sexual revolution, some of which even predate feminism. | ||
Feminism appears to be mostly a movement that ''piggybacked'' upon societal | Feminism appears to be mostly a movement that ''piggybacked'' upon societal changes (e.g. women in the workforce) and technological changes (e.g. birth control) and amplified them.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wpca1ZDIRQ</ref> | ||
=== Female workforce participation === | === Female workforce participation === | ||
There is a strong economic incentive to include women in the workforce. Female emancipation causally increases economic productivity and the size of the workforce which in turn increases economic growth and gross GDP overall.{{citation needed}} Some [[tradcon|traditionalists]] argue that this mass inclusion of women into the workforce has actually decreased prosperity however, as the increased labor supply depressed wages and made it impossible for families to be maintained on a single income, thus necessitating work for many women. | There is a strong economic incentive to include women in the workforce. Female emancipation causally increases economic productivity and the size of the workforce which in turn increases economic growth and gross GDP overall.{{citation needed}} Some [[tradcon|traditionalists]] argue that this mass inclusion of women into the workforce has actually decreased prosperity however, as the increased labor supply depressed wages and made it impossible for families to be maintained on a single income, thus necessitating work for many women. | ||