On what grounds does Hooks criticize the "work liberates women" ideology?
A) Even when the ideology was developed many women were working outside the home and yet they were not liberated.
B) Women who did work outside the home were often subjected to "menial labor"
C) The ideology pushed many women to tolerate low paying jobs.
D) All of the above

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Hooks criticizes the "work liberates women" ideology on several grounds, including the fact that many women were already working outside the home without experiencing liberation, the types of jobs available to women were often menial and low-paying, and the ideology could pressure women into accepting poor working conditions in the name of liberation.

On What Grounds Does Hooks Criticize the "Work Liberates Women