By the mid-'90s, the anger at men had become so palpable that even sedate publications like The Economist were characterizing women's vs. men's workload as "A woman's work is never done; a man is drunk from sun to sun.”. (Warren Farrell)

By the mid-'90s, the anger at men had become so palpable that even sedate publications like The Economist were characterizing women's vs. men's workload as "A woman's work is never done; a man is drunk from sun to sun.”.

Warren Farrell

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