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The pace of change
Ruby Xuequn Pan
SingaporeGALLERYCONVERSATION
Men disliked their wives to go out and work. With my mother’s generation, women were going to college, taking up professional jobs,...
I am deeply interested in the relationships between Singaporean and Filipina women - it fascinates me that a key factor that has allowed Singaporean women to leave their homes and work is their ability to employ maids from the Philippines and Indonesia to take over childcare and domestic duties.

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