February 11, 2013
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6:08Now Playing""What's your line of work?" It's a common conversation opener, especially toward someone like me who just six months ago moved from the other side of the country. The person asking has usually already heard about my wife and her great new job that brought us to town, so naturally it's time to find out what I'm doing here. ... "I used to do architectural design," I say, "but now, since the move, I'm the homemaker of the household."*
Is it still stigmatized for a man to be a homemaker? Finn Boulding, a former architect and current homemaker makes the case for being a homemaker while his wife works. Is he lazy, or just using unconventional gender roles? Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian discuss.
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