Women's Rights

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It is for Women who support women. It is so they can stand on their own two feet and show that they are equal to men. No sex is superior to the other.

That is a thing to think on.Why are women vulnerable in society?. The society only have the human beings.There are no aliens in the society,there are no animals in the society though women are vulnerable.Women live with us,among all of us,standing right at the side shoulder to shoulder.

The women are vulnerable because Humans are acting like an animals.Everything starts from a human being and end with the death but leaving others influenced,others are left motivated to be that animal.A new animal comes after that.

Vulnerability is what society have created.Women were never allowed to even come out the house but now they are standing where you are and that is the change that society not able to believe in.There are people in this society that are just mad.They think that women are slaves.They see women as an attractive show piece that is yours.This is not like that rather it is just opposite.Women among us are rising in every field just let them rise and love the women who really want to be yours.

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the right to vote, the right to own property, the right to hold jobs, etc. Basically just rights that men had that women felt they should already have.

All obligations and requirements per Islam religion that should be maintianed and followed by Muslim women are the same as that to be followed by Muslim men. Accordingly, you can refer to the question below on the fundamentals of Islam where all of them apply for both Muslim men and women.

They caused people to consider how freedom and equality applied to slaves and women

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Women in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (common called the 'Mormon Church') play a very important roll. As former leader, President Gordon B. Hinckley, said, "You women make up half the membership of the church, and are mothers to the other half! We largely owe our existence to you."

Although the church could be considered patriarchal, women are not treated as subservient to men but as equals. Since the family is considered the most sacred unit in the church, women are honored and revered in their role as mothers. Women are allowed to hold some leadership positions in the church, as well as teach Sunday School classes, speak in Sunday worship services, and perform other important roles. Some people have the misconception that Mormon women are forced to dress "Amish" or "like pioneers" in drab, old fashioned clothing, but that is not true. Mormon women do tend to dress more modestly and conservative than mainstream America, but still wear modern, fashionable clothing, including pants.

there are very few jobs available from women

the most popular sexual fantasy for women is to have sex with someone other than their husband. believe me, My (about-to-be-ex)wife has assured me of this on a daily basis for a number of years. Women, let your man think that he is your fantasy. I wish my wife had let me think that i was her fantasy. I never would have hired that P.I. to tell me that she slept with three different men on regular occasions.

womens rights have changed alot since the 1900's, like back then women couldent vote they couldent get good paying jobs liek men and they couldent keep their pay cheques, the men got to take their pays and get booze, now a days women can get a good paying job at a foctory or wherever they want, they can keep their pay cheque and have they right to vote. women are people!

Well, one right women are still fighting for today is, getting paid the same amount of money as men for the same jobs as men or the same work as men. Another right women are still fighting for today is, getting the same opportunities as men, like being able to play football.

The Roosevelt family had a history of getting involved in public service. As a first lady, Eleanor pushed for the rights of women and African Americans.

http://www.humanrights.com/voices-for-human-rights/eleanor-roosevelt.html

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Mary Wollstonecraft believed that education was crucial for achieving gender equality and empowering women. She argued that women should receive the same intellectual training as men, as this would enable them to contribute meaningfully to society and make informed choices. Wollstonecraft viewed education as a means to cultivate reason and virtue in women, challenging the societal norms that confined them to domestic roles and promoting the idea that women could and should be independent thinkers. Ultimately, she saw education as essential for personal and societal progress.

Well women have always have been considered weaker than men. In history poor women used to stay at home and do domestic chores however rich women would live a life of luxury and when their older would probably go to finishing school.Men however did the important jobs to support the family.However with sexual equlity women have been made to go to work like men.It is still perfectly normal though to see women doing domestic chores round the house as weel as having to work for a living,

Around the mid 1800s. Still are to this date

Women's rights increased after World War II because women learned to become independent when virtually all the men entered the armed forces for the duration of the war. Women became more politically saavy as well as financially independent. More women continued to work and compete with men for some jobs. They're still trying to earn equal pay for equal work, but are making big political inroads on every level.

Quaker's view of women has always been ahead of the times. In the 17th Century Quaker women were involved in traveling about in England and in giving ministry in Quaker meetings. Initially George Fox (founder of Quakerism) put separate Women's meetings in place and it was these meetings which presided over the marriages of Quakers, these separate women's meetings were done away with by the 19th Century. Note the following quote (source at end.) "On balance, and in the long run, I believe that the separate women's meeting was good for women; indeed, it may be said to have been a cradle not only of modern feminism but of the movements of abolitionism, women's suffrage, and peace activism, all of which were, and are, enlivened by the presence (even predominance) of Quaker female leaders." Mack, Phyllis, Visionary Women: Ecstatic Prophecy in Seventeenth-Century England.http://www.answers.com/topic/berkeley-california: University of California Press, 1991.

Sojourner Truth

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Since the average un-spoiled 9-12 year-old gets around $15-$20 a week, I would say about $30-$35. It really depends on how responsible the parents think the teenager is. Lots of teenagers do not even get allowance at all, since they are old enough to earn it working for themselves.

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