Reflecting women's increasing independence in the late 1890s, author and feminist Charlotte Perkins Gilman supported all of the following except

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Charlotte Perkins Gilman believed in women's independence and the need for them to break away from their dependent status. She supported the idea of women becoming productive members of the economy as workers, advocating for centralized nurseries and cooperative kitchens to allow women to participate in the workforce. However, she did not believe that biology made women fundamentally different from men, nor did she support the idea of seeking power solely through the traditional roles of wives and mothers. Therefore, the only option she did not support was B- women seeking power via their roles as wives and mothers.

Reflecting Women's Increasing Independence in the Late 1890s, Author and Feminist