By Chiara Severgnini/ Corriere della Sera (Italy)
June 20, 2021 at 10:00 JST
Mums in the kitchen, dads off to work. Messy and very brave little boys, shy and tidy little girls. Men who can have whatever job they want: astronomers, lawyers, postmen, chefs ... . Women who are full-time mothers and homemakers or, more rarely, school teachers and hairdressers. Are these simply stereotypes that hark back to the 1950s? It would seem so, but until a few years ago it wasn’t unusual to find them in almost every elementary school textbook in Italy. [Read More]
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