Chiefs’ Harrison Butker explains ‘beautiful’ women’s role amid backlash

Harrison Butker He stands by his word.

Five months after the Kansas City Chiefs player sparked controversy over his commencement speech at Benedictine College — which encouraged women to become “homemakers” for their families — he’s addressing the meaning behind his message again.

“I was trying to talk about the lives of so many women who have dedicated their lives to being a stay-at-home mom,” Harrison — who shares his son James5 years old, daughter and wife Isabel Butker– she explained to Fox News in an interview published on October 10. “Being the person who raises the kids, that’s a beautiful role, but it’s not a role that should be minimized.”

M is 29 years oldStages that his intention was To honor women who chose to devote themselves to raising their families, noting that he was “saddened” that some people reacted to his speech “in a bad way.”

He added: “There is nothing to be ashamed of if you are a woman and want to spend time with your family and raise your children.” “So this doesn’t discourage anyone who might want to get a great education and have a career.”