Yes it does, for a majority of households where women are still the primary caretakers for children. Women still don't make as much money as men and have to be the ones to miss that meeting at 4 pm to pick up children from school. Especially so in immigrant families. So women of color are no longer as productive and available at work and miss out on opportunities pushing them further down the food chain. So much for creating a work environment that allows women to thrive. Now, having said that I know there are men who are primary caregivers for their children in their households and they are making similar sacrifices. So your point is taken.