third person singular of help; assists or aids
from Old English helpan 'to aid'
Provides assistance to others
Care work, emotional labor, and 'helping' roles have been historically feminized and undervalued; women's help is often expected as obligation rather than recognized as skilled labor.
Acknowledge help as skilled work; clarify whether helping is voluntary, compensated, or mutual rather than gendered obligation.
["assists","supports","enables","collaborates"]
Women's unpaid and paid care work (nursing, teaching, social services) has been systematically undercompensated; reframing help as professional expertise recognizes this contribution.
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