The Pioneers of Womens Suffrage

The pioneering women of female election are not really as good as men. Of course it is not, but this is a way of thinking that is part of the world from the beginning. For a long time, even women did not believe in male ratings. Jane Austen wrote in her book "Nortondon Abbey": "Especially a woman, if she does not know anything, she should conceal it as much as possible (Gurko 1974, 5)." In the beginning, women started wanting to change society. They are hoping to make their own decisions, especially in political places.

The greatest pioneer of women's suffrage rights is Julieta Lanteri, the daughter of an Italian immigrant, requesting the National Court to grant citizenship in 1910 (at that time it is not usually a single woman's immigrant), voting rights Was given. Judge Claros maintained her request and declared as follows. Because there are no residents deprived of what is not prohibited, the law. "

Are pioneering women in female election really not as good as men? Of course it is not, but this is a way of thinking that is part of the world from the beginning. For a long time, even women did not believe in male ratings. Jane Austen wrote in her book "Nortondon Abbey" as follows. In the beginning, women started wanting to change society. They want ... women have little to say in society before the famous women's social election campaign. If it happens to be working, it is like housekeeping, almost every day at a factory in a famous industrial age, little salary will be spent working for a long time in each factory.