求幫翻譯英語文章,專業(yè)英語的來 in an era when the mythology of motherhood is slowly yielding to the
realities,it seems only appropriate to disabuse ourselves of some of the myths surrounding our government's treatment of mothers.
Perhaps the most obvious yardstick of governmental respect for mothers is maternity leave policy.Of 168 countries on which i collected data-for Harvard University's Project on Global Working Families and at McGill University-164 have found a way to guarantee paid maternity leave.The only ones tha haven't are Papua New Guinea,Swaziland,Lesotho and the United States.In most high-income countries,moms can receive help from dads who have paid parental leave.Indeed,in 27 countries fathers have a right to at least three months of paid leave at the birth of a child.Not in America.