Unveiling the Hidden Hurdles: What Female Entrepreneurs Face That No One Talks About
Women entrepreneurs are not new to the American workforce. While the laws that protect women in the corporate world have been hard-won and are still being fought for, modern-day business has significantly benefited from the activity of female entrepreneurs and business leaders.
You can trace the feminine presence in the workforce as far back as the Colonial Age, but female participation in American business swelled during the World War II era. As the men marched off to war, the mantle of breadwinner passed to the mothers, sisters, daughters, and wives who were left behind. Because of this new situation, the “Cult of Domesticity” began to dissolve within the nation, freeing women from the traditional roles settled upon them.
