The Evils Suffered by American Women and American Children

This collection combines classical and unusual materials to explore the private voice of women and the public life in American history.

Sor Juana Ines de la Crux, "The best poet, correspond to Sor Filotea De La Cruz" *

3 New industrialization and expansion of role: intersection of occasion and domestic ideal

Sarah Josepha Hale, Godey's Lady's Book, editorial format, a copy of petition to Congress, January 1856 *

New York Times, ladies' shoes, textile workers, strikes at Marblehead, Massachusetts (February 28, 1860)

4 From moral reform to free love and voluntary maternity: problems of vulnerability and sexuality

Dr. William W. Sanger, "history of prostitution", "its scope, cause, influence"

Elizabeth Kelly photographed behind the scenes, or 30 years slavery, four years at the White House (1868) *

Lydia Maria Child, from the appeal: "Prejudice against color people, and our responsibility against it

Catherine · Beecher, articles on slavery and abolitionism talk about American women's responsibility, 1837

Elizabeth Smith Miller "Review of women's clothing and reflection on personal experience" (1892)

Excerpt from Elizabeth Meal's memoir from Harriet L. Noble Western Pioneer Women (1852)

Senator Obama, 35th anniversary of Roy v. Wade's Supreme Court Decision (January 22, 2008)

An open letter to Obama against the Independent Women's Forum, Lilly Ledbetter's Wage Equity Law (2009), "Feminists

Equality, women's behavior, "the United States: female genital excision and political asylum - incidents

Eleanor Curti Smeal, "Guaranteeing promises to women and girls in Afghanistan and building permanent peace" (December 1, 2009)

Sister Lewis Ax, "Piracshik of Cincinnati prohibits teaching" Cincinnati. (September 2, 2009)

"People are very fortunate, we still have a rustic feel about what the world is, ordinary Americans mean good, but what they need to know is that these men And the woman has seen incredible evil Their pressure has come back and I do not know how to adapt to society. "In most cases, like Andy and my conversation, I just want to hear the story of the hero. They do not want to hear the loss of spiritual health caused by the war with our children. In order for our soldiers to begin treatment, the society will enable us to fight a part of their troops. People at home may not have triggered, but they asked soldiers to stay on the spot. A lot of people have not noticed in the 2004 survey that "The sorrow of losing a combatant is similar to the tragic experience of a spouse who has lost a loved one in more than thirty years in the past six months That means that.

Nearly a third of Americans answer that they are suffering from mental or mental health problems every month in some way. 11% of them say that mental health status is not over 7 days a month. Women's mental health days are worse than those of men (Borawski 1998). Young Americans between the ages of 18 and 24 suffer from the worst mental health day of all adult groups. The lowest average is over 65 years old, there are 1.9 bad mental health days per month. The average mental health status of unemployed persons is also 5.2 days, but the mental health days per month for those who can not work due to disability is 8.9 days, which is even worse. People who are not enrolled in health insurance are much more likely to spend mental health days than health insurance (4.2 vs. 2.6 days / month)