III - The adverb ‘both’ can never be followed by ‘or’ and ‘both’ itself means including two things and the usage of ‘or’ depicts two alternatives / options. Thus, ‘or’ should be replaced with the conjunction ‘and’. If women do a lot more unpaid work than men but society does not value their unpaid work, this structural inequality perpetuates an asymmetric power relationship, both materially or in the mind.
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