The fact that the lives of the average Americans have changed over the past thirty years is the epitome of understatement. The various alterations we have gone through cannot be calculated. Through the course of these changes the buzz word has been “Change is good” and “You cannot stop progress.” It is undeniable that progress is unstoppable. But has the change it has resulted in really been for the better?
We now have a whole generation of citizens who were raised in day care, as progress and change forced both parents into the workplace, not so much as a matter of survival, but as the most feasible avenue to prosperity. There have been some positive accomplishments as a result of the change, such as the advancement of women’s rights and prestige in the workplace. But at what cost?
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