Life’s Balance: Women in the Workplace

Women’s work has often been assumed to be exclusively in the home, but that is not the only sphere where their work was needed. Join a panel of tradeswomen to discuss the complex lives of 18th century women who managed to successfully balance home, family, and business.

[@the_eternal_student]

Let us hear about the women who were medical doctors/researchers and men who were engineers.

[@the_eternal_student]

Speaking of creating children, at what point did the colonies become over-populated/conceiving?

[@the_eternal_student]

I wanted to hear about women who supported separate and equal gender roles. Please keep in mind that the inter-racial homosexual supremacists are not the only people who support Colonial Williamsburg.

[@the_eternal_student]

When the inter-racial homosexual supremacists control everything, there are no living history museums, and since the family people cannot have children, because of how poor the social and economic conditions in the United States are, there is no one to contradict these types of speakers.

[@jule8280]

Huh? What dose that mean?