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…think they do more around the house.” Women also have their reproductive rights controlled. Everyone wants to have a say in what a pregnant woman should do with her baby. As of 1991, only ten states had laws mandating arrest for domestic violence abuse…

…solely on the woman. Women are right away put down in comparison to men as The Bible starts. The next major story that is in Genesis is the story of Cain and Abel. Women are not even mentioned in this story except to show that they produced offspring…

…rights and career opportunities than men. Wifehood and motherhood were considered as women's most significant professions. Women were long considered naturally weaker than men, fastidious, and unable to perform work requiring muscular or intellectual…

…for women is a recent phenomenon. Although women in many Muslim countries have the right to a university education, those in more traditional rural areas often do not exercise that right, whether for social, economic, or family reasons. The percentage…

…for all Americans, as long as it didn't effect them or their communities. The African Americans had made huge strides with the Civil Rights Bill, but still had a ways to go for complete equality, which, because of white fear and prejudice, has never happened…

…Civil Rights In a Democracy the majority does not need any protection, because it is the majority, which has control. However, as seen through history, even majorities can be tyrannical, and the minority needs protection from them. “Civil rights…

…the last thirty years. Changes such as the passage of an “Equal Rights Amendment to the Constitution, gave women political, economic, and social equality to the men” (Kelly 647). With these changes and the breaking of the stereotypical female role in society…

…equal rights in the 1920’s. In the year 1776, after many conflicts with the British and the taxation laws, America was ready to break free and patriot women were ready to help. Women did much of the organizing for boycotts of English goods, including tea…

…that the parents of late marrying women did not stress education and career over marriage but, valued career in its own right in such a way that they provided their daughters with permission to pursue a non-normative path (Allen & Kalish). So, it appears…

…that the parents of late marrying women did not stress education and career over marriage but, valued career in its own right in such a way that they provided their daughters with permission to pursue a non-normative path (Allen & Kalish). So, it appears that parents…