Although full employment was available for women in socialist states such as the former Soviet Union, they still suffered from __________.

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Although women had access to full employment in socialist states such as the former Soviet Union, they still faced occupational segregation. Women were often relegated to low-paid and low-status jobs, while men occupied the majority of high-paying and high-status positions. This occupational segregation was a form of gender inequality that persisted despite the socialist government's efforts to promote gender parity in the workplace. While the other answer choices may also be relevant to women's experiences in socialist states, they are not the best fit for this particular question.

Although Full Employment Was Available for Women in Socialist States