Despite the fact that they've received very little attention, to whom has Hochschild's concept of the "supermom" always been applicable?
A) upper-class mothers
B) blue collar men
C) middle-class parents
D) working-class mothers
E) the homeless

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Hochschild's concept of the "supermom" has always been applicable to working-class mothers, who are often expected to balance full-time work outside the home with full-time caregiving responsibilities at home without adequate support or resources. Other groups mentioned, such as upper-class mothers and middle-class parents, may also experience pressure to excel in parenting, but the "supermom" concept specifically focuses on the challenges faced by working-class mothers.

Despite the Fact That They've Received Very Little Attention, to Whom