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Discover the profound insights in 'Men at Work: Australia's Parenthood Trap,' the 75th Quarterly Essay by Annabel Crabb. This thought-provoking essay examines the evolving dynamics of parenthood and gender roles in Australia, sparking a conversation about men's involvement in raising children. As we follow political events, from Jacinda Ardern's groundbreaking announcement to Scott Morrison's and Josh Frydenberg's experiences as father-leaders, Crabb raises critical questions. Why are fathers still expected to be absent? Why do only a few men take parental leave? These pressing issues highlight the need for a cultural shift towards gender equity, challenging societal norms that confine men to the workplace while women balance professional and domestic roles. With humor, intelligence, and solid research, Crabb argues for a change: a world where men can embrace parenthood without career stigma. 'Men at Work' is a vital read for those seeking to understand and reshape the future of fatherhood and equality, advocating for a society that values both personal and professional commitments equally. Join the conversation about the future of parenthood and gender equity in our modern world with this compelling essay, perfect for educators, parents, and advocates of gender equality alike.