According to Friedan, what was "the silent question"?

Do you have pain?

Do you want to get a job?

Is this all?

Is there any opportunity for women?

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Hayden Baxter

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1 December, 06:19

According to Friedan, what was "the silent question"?

Do you have pain?

Do you want to get a job?

Is this all?

Is there any opportunity for women?

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Pierce Odom · Answer 1

The correct answer is C. Is this all? It's the silent question that the middle-class women in the 1950s and 1960s could never ask; but because of that, they suffered immensely. This question can be rephrased like this: is family, children, and the kitchen all there is to a woman's life? Can't she hope to achieve anything else beyond the chores and duties of a mother and a housewife?

Oliver Bright · Answer 2

Oliver Bright 1 December, 06:41

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I can agree, the answer is C

According to Friedan, what was "the silent question"?Do you have pain?Do you want to get a job?Is this all?Is there any opportunity for women?

According to Friedan, what was "the silent question"?

Do you have pain?

Do you want to get a job?

Is this all?

Is there any opportunity for women?