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Blood type does not prevent people from having children.
Formal education did not exist in the Greek world except for military training. In most city-states women had no formal education - their place was in the home managing it and bearing and raising children, kept in virtual purdah. Sparta was unique, with women having a degree of freedom and equality. Their education was carried out by their family, not formally.
Birth control is the most important cause of women's liberation. It has allowed women to put off having children, thus allowing them to get an education and then a career. It has had a huge impact on the U.S.
Every woman needs education married or not. They need the ability to support themselves and their children. The ancient idea that a woman belongs in the home and not working or having a profession is discrimination and ridiculous.
Men complain of women's foolishness, yet prevent their education.
i am a social worker and working for education and children and women health. so i want to do something for the betterment of the children and women
It made them "mothers"
In Alice Walker's poem "Women", it shows that women sacrificed themselves for their children's education. It's about knowing the consequences of what they are doing (Across mined fields..) but they still had to do it for their children to have an education and to not be a slave like they were. You can tell it's about education in the last eight lines. Education was a very important thing back then, that the parents really wanted for their children. This poem is harsh, strong, and beautiful.
Women alone with children with only a high school education or no education.
Educated women have fewer children, even after correcting for the fact that they marry later More education, later marriage, fewer children Less education, earlier marriage, more children
In a world of 6 billion people, there are women who enjoy having their male children abuse them. They are an extremely small minority of women.
They were not allowed to vote or...