Why LGBTQ couples split household tasks more equally
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Why LGBTQ couples split household tasks more equally

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Why LGBTQ couples split household tasks more equally Kara and Jo Chambers-Grant As Covid-19 widens persistent gender gaps at work and home, queer couples' division of domestic labour can offer a model for a more gender-egalitarian family life. But with Covid-19 threatening to widen already persistent gender gaps at work and home, queer couples’ division of domestic labour can offer a model for a more gender-egalitarian family life. A growing number of people are identifying as LGBTQ, but the pandemic’s effect on household labour in same-gender and queer couples remains understudied. In a study comparing lesbian and gay male couples in Australia, Belgium, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway and the UK, researchers found that countries reporting higher levels of gender egalitarianism, as measured by women’s economic participation, also found more equality in same-gender couples’ domestic labour division.

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