Sounds like second class, except people accepted it as tradition so it wasn't talked about.

…alry is dead," because industrial society created the circumstances, and counter-culture killed it. Before, people did not think much of women's status as "second-class" because roles and values were clearly delineated and ingrained. Second-class citizenry only became a more conscious concept when the traumas of the 20th century ful…
Are you living in the Victorian Era or something?
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Ken Imai
John Werth
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Aug 22, 2024
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Sounds like second class, except people accepted it as tradition so it wasn't talked about.
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