As of 2016, women make up 89 percent of secretaries and 95 percent of child-care workers. This is evidence of

A) overt discrimination.
B) sex stratification.
C) patriarchy.
D) occupational segregation.

Occupational Segregation

A pattern in which different groups of workers are separated into different occupations.

Secretaries

Administrative professionals responsible for managing correspondence, maintaining files, and executing other office tasks to support an organization or individual.

Child-care Workers

Individuals who provide care and supervision for children, especially during working hours for parents, often in settings like daycare centers or private homes.