Although Reproductive Labor Is Often Defined as Unpaid Caregiving, Cleaning

Although reproductive labor is often defined as unpaid caregiving, cleaning, cooking, and childcare, Dill argues that this definition ______.

A) should include the sexual and emotional maintenance of romantic relationships
B) does not fully represent men's roles in reproductive labor
C) only matches the situations of White women prior to industrialization
D) must be expanded in order to include the productive labor and double days that were demanded of women of color for economic survival