Women's Roles Then and Now

The role of women at the time and now Bob Dylan wrote that "they are the era of change", I can not agree. Due to the introduction of women's liberation movement, the 1960s was an era of dramatic change. But the change is too big. Do all the women in the West are really released, or are they being told to do so, and do you believe all the words? Just as a man wants to make them a nice little housewife. By comparing the views of Elizabethan women's St. James Park walking and the more contemporary 'awarded' sentences, the patriarchal view of women is inferior and continues to be regarded as subjective libido It is shown that it is.

Recently military women are gaining great attention. The most controversial woman is playing the role of fighting. Well, this topic will be posted in the future, especially in today's military, I will share my thoughts and opinions on women who will play a leading role. I have the opportunity to experience the "direct information" of the military, but I noticed that women apparently had no command role during work. For a long time, I guess this is because I am a male dominant occupation. According to the Pentagon, about 15% of military members are female.

Despite the various roles played in the military in the past, the role of women in the military, especially in battle, remains controversial. Until recently, the military began to give women more important role. As a result, more and more countries are beginning to expand the role of women in their troops. Military women have a history of more than 4000 years and spread to many cultures and countries. Throughout history, women have played a number of roles in the military, from women of ancient warriors like Joan of Arc, to the presently serving women like the Iraq War.

I would like to explain the role and cause of women in warfare and why many women in the 21st century are against war. War is always the driving force for women's change, changes in the roles of family and women, changes in women's work and oneself's perceptions. Collective and personal decisions and actions of millions of women and men are the way in which history is created. I interviewed women of different generations and talked about the impact of war on their lives. They have different backgrounds, beliefs, and experiences, and I think it is very worthwhile to clarify their motives, decisions, and the effects of war on their minds. I hope their views will help you to better understand the bigger changes, no matter how subjective they are. The "Stop War Alliance" that began in 2001 was seen through the eyes of several participants.