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…murder. Pro- choice believes the right to choose an abortion is a guaranteed right of the American women. <Tab/>However, both sides are much more complex and there seems to be no sign of finding common ground for the two sides of the debate…

…? It's known, that it began to change with the advent of the industrial revolution and women got the right to work alongside with men and to be paid for their work, although their work costs cheaper. Nevertheless, their earning power gave them a certain amount…

…educated. The traditional roles of women were still intact until the movement came in to place. Women fought for a place in the educational system and the right and privilege to learn. When schools in Korea welcomed the attendance of both boys and girls…

…perceived as submissive homemakers who married for social status or to protect what the family already owned. They were responsible for far less than African and native women of the time were. The social reform movement and women’s rights movement changed women…

…and on how their state is constructed. They have long fought for their right and created women's movements. Their bodies were controlled and violated. Rape and torture was use as a way to intimidate the women and also to make them pay for action made by people…

…of this issue provide respectable in depth arguments on why their side should be dominant. Nonetheless, abortion is an issue of women, and thus should be the woman's right to choose.…

…from abuse. Average prison terms are twice as long for killing husbands as for killing wives (Women’s Economic Agenda Project). According to interviews conducted by the Human Rights Watch Women’s Rights Project, findings indicate that being a women…

…, many people would like to see abortions remain legal in our world for reasons such as unwanted pregnancies, cases of rape or incest, false myths, child complications, and that it is morally acceptable. Women also feel they have the right to do whatever…

…, middle-class, and upper-class. This essay will discuss the experiences of the lower and middle class urban women. It will also cover Olympe de Gouges’, The Declaration of the Rights of Woman. The changes were different for lower-class women as opposed…

…Department of Labor declared that the number of women in industry was "down by two million since V-J day" (Janeway 234). This, however, was not the end of women's fight for equal rights and employment opportunities. The end of the war also brought significant…