It was Happy Unpaid Domestic Worker Day on the weekend, or as the rest of the world calls it, Mother’s Day.
Which means we had to endure the jargon that reduces women and mothers to ‘unpaid domestic workers’. ‘Unpaid domestic workers’ sounds like a rejected column from an economist’s spreadsheet that is supposed to strike economic, social, and familial fears into the hearts of people.
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