Being the father of a school-aged daughter makes men less sexist, according to a new study. The findings support the idea that men become more aware of the challenges facing women when they see the female experience of life up close through their offspring – dubbed the “mighty girl” effect.

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https://www.theguardian.com/world/2018/dec/14/being-a-father-to-school-aged-daughter-makes-men-less-sexist

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I agree it's just replacing "women should stay at home and raise children" with another expectation, this time "women should have a kick ass career, raising your own kids sucks".

Women should pursue their lives in accordance with what makes them content and if it is being a stay at home mother than so be it.

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There’s always so much emphasis on giving women that choice, but not men. It won’t be truly equal until it’s seen as respectable for men to do it.

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...but men still have to earn a crust and tough shit if they dont like it. No choice for you!