A Woman's Nation
Barbershop Buzz on relationships; who's in charge at home?
9:04 AM on 10/23/2009
This week on the Barbershop Buzz: Women's Roles
By the end of this year, it's expected that women will make up more than half of the workforce. As work places change, how are dynamics changing at home?
What do men think about changing gender roles? How are they changing relationships?
Who's really in charge at home?
Read more about 'A Woman's Nation' with Guest Editor Maria Shriver on msnbc.com.
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