Is the lockdown an excuse for the Tories to force mothers out of work and into the home?
The headline says it all.
It needs more research, but…
Tory policies have hit women hardest since they got back into office in 2010.
They are institutionally sexist.
So I was not surprised to see this:
We ran a poll yesterday with over 2000 mothers of primary school aged kids. 21% said they had either lost their job or quit since the second lockdown started. TWENTY ONE PERCENT. We are witnessing a generational roll back in maternal employment that will take decades to repair
— PregnantThenScrewed (@PregnantScrewed) January 9, 2021
I wonder if we’ll ever see any outrage about it, though. It seems too easy to silence protest in the UK now.
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