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Some months ago a podcast was published titled "Did Women Ruin the Workplace?" where two conservative women discuss whether the influence of women is corrupting white collar working environments, mostly arguing that it is. An edited transcript was later published as a New York Times column.
This piece was shortly afterwards renamed to "Did Liberal Feminism Ruin the Workplace" to damage control as it proved excessively controversial.
Of course, right wingers did not appreciate their contribution and found them to be part of the problem they discuss.
Sure it is, it is supply and demand. Women entering the workforce increased the supply of workers while demand for labor didn't do up at the same rate.
For scarce family assets like housing, two income families fueled an asset boom, making housing less affordable.