Moore Argues That Women Who Are NOT Parents Are Often

Moore argues that women who are NOT parents are often regarded as ______, whereas women who are parents are regarded as ______.

A) yet to make the decision to become a mother; having made the choice to be a mother already
B) having made an unconventional choice; having chosen a more traditional route
C) having made no choice at all; having chosen a more traditional, conventional route
D) having made an unnatural unconventional choice; having made no choice at all