It can be inferred from the passage that the author would be most likely to agree with which one of the following statements about working fathers in two-parent families? A. They are equally burdened by the employment disadvantages placed upon all parents-male and female-in the labor market. B. They are so absorbed in their jobs that they often do not see the injustice going on around them. C. They are shielded by the traditional allocation of family roles from many of the pressures associated with child-rearing responsibilities. D. They help compound the inequities in the labor market by keeping women form competing with men for career opportunities. E. They are responsible for many of the problems of working mothers because of their insistence on traditional roles in the family.