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布克·T·华盛顿:力争上游·摘录 109
布克·T·华盛顿《力争上游》· Up from Slavery · 领导
The breakfast over, and with practically no attention given to the house, the whole family would, as a general thing, proceed to the cotton-field. Every child that was large enough to carry a hoe was put to work, and the baby—for usually there was at least one baby—would be laid down at the end of the cotton row, so that its mother could give it a certain amount of attention when she had finished chopping her row. The noon meal and the supper were taken in much the same way as the breakfast.
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定位:Excerpt 109 · 核对日期:2026-10-19 · 核验:短摘录
白话
早饭吃完,几乎不收拾屋子,全家就去棉田。能拿锄头的孩子都下地,婴儿被放在棉垄尽头,母亲锄完一行才能照看。午饭和晚饭也差不多这样。核心是:棉花种植占用全部家庭劳动力,连孩子和婴儿都被带到田间,家务和育儿被边缘化。可执行的做法是:合理安排劳动分工,尽量让孩子有安全照看,避免让婴儿长时间无人看管,同时改善家庭卫生。
上下文
华盛顿描述佃农家庭在棉花种植季的典型一天,所有劳力都投入田间。
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你的工作安排是否让家庭生活和孩子照看被完全挤到一边,需要重新调整优先级?
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