The war is changing the labor market by increasing the number of women in traditionally male-dominated positions. However, working conditions are still worse for them than they could be for men.
Thank you for the story on Natalia! The stories of the burdens Ukrainian women are taking on as this heinous war drags on is critically important to share. As you point out, this is not a new story, women throughout history have been responsible for keeping the home-front stable and secure as men went to the front lines of battle. Your depiction of Natalia's life is a profile in courage and determination.
Thank you so much, Tim. You’re right that women have carried enormous burdens throughout history, but I think this war has made many of those responsibilities visible in new ways
Since roughly 50% of the world's population is female, it has always puzzled me why so many men think they are superior to women. We are equal but different; apart from biological imperative most of us can fulfill any role we choose.
Thank you for the story on Natalia! The stories of the burdens Ukrainian women are taking on as this heinous war drags on is critically important to share. As you point out, this is not a new story, women throughout history have been responsible for keeping the home-front stable and secure as men went to the front lines of battle. Your depiction of Natalia's life is a profile in courage and determination.
Heroyam Slava!
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Slava Ukraini!
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Stand With Ukraine!
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Thank you so much, Tim. You’re right that women have carried enormous burdens throughout history, but I think this war has made many of those responsibilities visible in new ways
Love this story!!!
Since roughly 50% of the world's population is female, it has always puzzled me why so many men think they are superior to women. We are equal but different; apart from biological imperative most of us can fulfill any role we choose.
Bravo for women like Natalia. She reminds me of the wonderful woman mechanic character in My Cousin Vinny.
I would love to see more coverage on why Fedorov was ousted after he seemingly turned around Ukraine’s prospects in the war.