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argumate:

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interesting how the rise of industry depends so much on adolescent women

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engaged in traditional women\u2019s work, like child rearing, spinning cloth, and assembling iPhones.

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They\u2019ve been cheaper to employ most places since forever.

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not to mention typing, telephone switching, retail,

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I always thought it was funny how 60s-70s American feminism latched on to the Rosie the Riveter WWII effort as “women going into factories”, and by my 80s-90s childhood the textbooks would dutifully pay tribute to this like 2 or 3 chapters after they talked about all the women who died in the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire

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