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Household Work and Family Life Satisfaction of Blacks
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  • 1985The Gender Factory638 cited
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  • 1986The Continuing Significance of Race: A Study of Race, Class, and Quality of Life in America, 1972-1985255 cited
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  • 1977The Division of Labor among Cohabiting and Married Couples187 cited
  • 1983Women and Household Labor163 cited
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  • 1979A Note on Family Situation and Global Happiness125 cited
  • 1976Education, Wage Rates, and the Division of Labor between Husband and Wife123 cited
  • 1977Introduction to Black Sociology.115 cited
  • 1971The Black family107 cited

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