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My mother thinks that is really important to start having more equality about the household chores and the chilcare, because in my house even that my parents are divorced they still having the same activities about childcare and they take care individually care about their own chores. But she also thinks that if we want equality we should give the same about money to the house, and if you can't give the same you should be the on that works more.

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My mom thinks this is a situation we live in our daily lives and that represents the latinoamerican society. Also, she thinks it is necessary for us to start changing and improving our relationships in this aspect.

My father thinks that even thought it is a good idea to start "delegating" responsibilities in house chores, the situation presented in the comic does not represent latinoamerican society in many aspects.

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Sexual harassment and racism: zero tolerance.

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Sexual harassment and racism: zero tolerance.

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Employees must have a safe channel to report bullying, sexual harassment and racism without being exposed or dismissed. Proven cases should be punished. In addition, April Reign explains that it is important to note “how people who are most vulnerable are represented” on the committee that investigates the allegations.

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One of the main obstacles to eliminating prejudice is that people have difficulty recognizing that it really exists

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Pay (and demand) the same salary for equal work.

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Pay (and demand) the same salary for equal work.

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For every dollar a man receives, women earn an average of 70-90 cents, according to UN data. Therefore, it is important to observe and support companies that pay the same salary, benefits and bonuses to employees with equivalent positions.

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Provide help to others if they are suffering from this type of violence, which is not only physical aggression but verbal attacks and psychological abuse.

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Share household chores and children care equally

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Share household chores and children care equally

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Household chores and children’s care are every adult’s responsibility. Ask yourself if there is an equal division of labor in your home.

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When it comes to take care of the baby, women are mainly the ones that do this labor; and fathers never really get involved with activities as feeding or vaccinating them.

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Since children are raised, they are  taught that girls should like dolls and "femenine" things, as tea sets or miniature vacuum cleaners, while boys should me ashamed if they like the same toys.

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When a man expects his partner to ask him to do things, he's viewing her as the manager of household chores. By doing this, he's basically saying that he refuses to take on their share of mental load.

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So when we ask women to take on this task of organisation, and at the same time to execute a large portion, in the end it represents 75% of the work.

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“Our beliefs about gender are really strong and sticky.”
— Joanna Pepin, a sociologist at the University of Texas at Austin

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Women are still devoting 2.5 times more hours to chores than men.

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Statisticly, women are still the ones managing household tasks

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The overload of household chores can increase women’s chances of mental illnesses, besides depressing their productivity at work, consequently affecting their salaries.

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In 8 out of 10 couples, women do all the washing and ironing

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Women from developing countries do over three hours more of daily unpaid work (household chores and childcare) than men, while in developed countries, they do, on average, two hours more.

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Women mainly responsible for laundry (58%), cleaning and cooking (51%

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https://youtu.be/Ghinr2l5WmY

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Reporter, G. S. (2017, 5 diciembre). The gender wars of household chores: a feminist comic. The Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/may/26/gender-wars-household-chores-comic

UN Women. (s. f.). Everything you need to know about pushing for equal pay. Recuperado 25 de abril de 2021, de https://www.unwomen.org/en/news/stories/2020/9/explainer-everything-you-need-to-know-about-equal-pay

UN Women. (2018, 14 agosto). Gender equality starts at home: Seven tips for raising feminist kids. https://www.unwomen.org/en/news/stories/2019/5/compilation-gender-equality-starts-at-home

UNECE. (2021, 18 febrero). Gender equality begins at home. https://unece.org/gender/news/gender-equality-begins-home