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This 5 page paper looks at women's roles in society and how they have changed over the years. Their roles in the workplace are highlighted. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
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sitcoms that retained the zany redhead but lost the spouse. Lucy was actually married to the husband who played her spouse. Andrea Egger wrote a thesis based on the I
Love Lucy show and said that she had to change her view once she started taking a closer look at the program (Vogt, 1997). She first equated Lucy with
other sitcom moms like June Cleaver and Harriet Nelson but upon reflection realized that Lucy wanted something more out of life than being a housewife (1997). Lucy was quite different
than the typical fifties housewife and while Ricky thought she was scheming or always up to something, she was really seeking employment, running businesses and making volunteer efforts, but always
failed miserably. Egger (1997) believes that this might have been an attempt to convey a stay at home message to women. Of course, there would be changes since then and
Mary Tyler Moore would leave the Dick Van Dyke show, move to Minneapolis, where she threatened to make it on her own as a single woman. And then there was
Maude. Following the seventies icon was Murphy Brown who dared to not only have a successful career, but a child to boot, and while these are only fictional characters, they
do indeed reflect the changes in society in terms of womens roles and work. There have been a variety of factors which have led to women participating in the work
force. Still, it is rather curious how womens roles have changed so significantly from a time when they were sewing aprons to a day where aprons are no longer even
worn. And while women are in the work force, there is a glass ceiling. There are limitations. In one part of their intricate work on working women in America,
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