Women's Struggles

Life is not easy, and it has never been. Thousands of years ago, prehistoric people attended to mere survival. Whether it is getting food, shelter or clothing, he wakes up every day for a struggle every day; this list sometimes does not contain hungering saber tooth tigers or greedy wolves. Fortunately, these basic needs are made easier by technology and innovation. However, new difficulties have arisen to improve the quality of life.

Recently, with increasing awareness of white feminism in society, it is very important for us to describe women's struggle simply as white female struggle. Looking at our politicians, socially sensitive celebrities and other celebrities, the 19 th revision says that women are the end of the struggle to fight for voting, it is irritated. It is easy to accept erasure history. After all, most people have been taught history that eliminated struggle of marginalized groups. It is difficult to write back the history to where it should be. The woman worked hard in order to approve the 19 th revision. Longer since the approval of the 19 th revision proposal, it is time to recognize women working hard for their voting struggle.

It is also a product of decades of effort in the early 19th century, and finally in 1919 approved the 19 th revision and eventually gave women the right to vote. Women's voting rights struggle is one of the important elements for women's equality. Seneca Falls in New York hosted by Lucretia Mott and Elizabeth Kei Stanton (General Assembly of 1848) took the first significant step when the following resolutions were adopted in the Convention.

These words were written by Frederick Douglas in 1866, and Frederick Douglas was a slave of abolition of slavery and women's rights. This is not an easy task. The struggle for past women 's equality was a long and difficult struggle. The voting rights were acquired in 1920, but the struggle for equality continued. The woman who started this crusade in the middle of the 19th century was brave, ignoring the most appropriate time standards and sticking to their beliefs. Industrialization has undergone further changes. At factories, women started doing a lot of things that women used to do, such as spinning and weaving, so women have more time to invest in other projects. Clerics began to recruit them for various reforms, but women affected only men in their families and always work within the appropriate range.