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…Feminist thought contributes to criminology in major ways. Depending on what school of thought you look at. If you're looking at the liberal feminist point of view the "root of oppression is inequality of opportunity and lack of equal rights". (Schmidt…

…).a man said in the story Sweetheart of the Song Tra Bong as a he views all women as the same. Women have accomplished many rights that they were once denied when the equal rights amendment was passed, but women are still far from equal. Although…

…from the 1900’s to the present day. During the 1900’s women’s main purpose was to get married and look after her husband and children, they were treated as second class citizens with few rights. Women were burdened with heavy duty unpaid domestic work…

…by their husbands in marriages, this is not justifiable, although this was later made illegal, issues like this made the roots of feminism develop. In the UK, feminist groups such as the suffragettes and suffragists were campaigning to give women the right to vote…

…who was a judge and a lawyer. Here she saw first hand the legal discrimination women faced every day. From then on, she was determined to change the laws. Stanton traveled around the country and even the over seas fighting for civil rights for both…

…and individual rights. Such reforms included prisons, churches, women suffrage, temperance, and education. Prison reforms expanded democratic ideals through the change in policies and mission statements. Debtor prisons were abolished, the number of capitol crimes…

…in power are helping women in lower positions rise up the ladder. They are breaking stereotypes left and right. Although the business world is still far from equal, it is getting better. Hopefully…

…. Given the lengthy history of the oppression of women, such rapid progress boggles my mind. It seems to me that World War II give the advancement of American women's rights just the boost it needed, much to the chagrin of the male-dominated society. As we…

…(Berlow, 41). A change of women's role in sports began in World War II. Society began to accept a women's right to go to work and earn a living, and it also gave us a view of women entitled and welcomed to participate in sports both for pleasure…

…to peoples emotion, which is a fallacy in arguments. The protesters think they have the right to force upon values to other people although the constitutions states that everyone is free. All women should have the right to chose to get an abortion because…