A policymaker assumes that it is better if mothers of young children are not employed because employment is seen as competing with notions of good mothering. However, African American women have a long history of working for pay, and earning income is often a central part of mothering among black women. This illustrates the issue of intersectionality because: a. women are very focused on the quality of their mothering, regardless of race- ethnicity
b. the gender wage gap is much larger between black women and men than between white women and men.
c. black women's daily experiences are often not captured by white masculine understandings of the world.
d. white mothers are the only ones who struggle with work family conflict.

c, black women's daily experiences are often not captured by white masculine understandings of the world.

Explanation: As a central part of mothering, African American women work to earn an income as opposed to popular thought by policymakers that it is actually better if mothers of young children are not employed.

The reason is because it is believed it robs them of time to properly nurture their kinds. However, Black women's daily experiences are often not captured by white masculine understandings of the world as captured in the overlapping or intersecting social identities and related systems of oppression, domination, or discrimination enshrined in the issue of intersectionality (the study of minority within minorities).

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