Essays on Women Rights

Dear Appeals Committee,

The main issue I would like to argue is the passing grade of my essay dedicated to the topic of the role of the Seneca Falls Convention in women rights movement. The criteria used for the assessment of the essay included critical reading, thinking, and writing that reached a grade 6 with the minimum necessary grade of 7. First of all, I have to note that neither of the parts of the paper was graded as poor and were rated either good or fair. Secondly, I would like to mention that the paper followed all instructions and included all ...

It seems like nowadays the concept of feminism gained a negative connotation equating its followers as fanatics and usually mocking their intentions. This movement, which managed to bring freedom and rights to women, is considered today as obsolete and irrelevant, as society believed that females were fully liberated. However, it is far from being true. Female professionals are still paid less than their male counterparts, women are stilled viewed through the prism of patriarchal values, and the dissemination of power between men and women remains unequal to these days. In order to revive the memories of the achievements gained ...

The ideology of domesticity

The women played an important role in the ideology of domesticity. Domesticity is an act of living together in a family and a home. The home life started during the 1800s and it was a time when people considered that women should stay and work at home instead of going outside. The women were expected to perform different tasks at home for other family members. Later educating women through different manuals and conventions changed the concept of domesticity. The women started the feminist movement and were informed that both men and women have equal rights. The paper investigates that ...

Conflict between two political personalities is a common issue. Similarly, in US the major difference is found between two candidates who are eligible from their parties for presidential election. Those famous political personalities are Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. They both have different perspectives on each issue of the country they both come up with different solutions for an issue. It is the reason that they both have different views on foreign policy, unemployment, and taxation. In an interview Hillary called trump as a racist because of his strong stand against illegal aliens. Here, Trump thinks that American business ...

Egypt is a North African country with a high population of the Arabs. The main religion of the country is Islam though there are also Christians and other religious groups sparsely spread all over the country. Social inequality in Egypt is one of the worst in the region. As a bigger population of the country struggle to live below a dollar, the cities keep on rising with skyscrapers. The poor-rich gap keeps on widening. Apart from the evident distinct gap between the poor and the rich, gender inequality is on the rise. Women have gained a little recognition in ...

The United Sates has been considered as one of the countries in the world where advocacy for women rights is prevalent. However, the history of women rights during the pre-colonial period isn’t a good one as it was marred by discrimination and abuse of women’s rights. The society was more male chauvinistic than it is today and there were no equal opportunities between men and women. The height of discrimination was even felt on basic such as education as women seldom got chances to pursue education to the level of men. The debate on women’s rights ...

In this paper, we would like to dwell on some issues concerning knowledge, religion, and women rights. Things that would appear impossible to link are actually strongly connected. As an object for our discussion, we took a book ‘A Thousand Splendid Suns’ written by Khaled Hosseini. One of the main topics of the book is an unfair and abusing treatment of Muslim women and their luck of knowledge to deal with it. What is knowledge itself? Due to the Oxford dictionary, it is a fact, information, or skill that a person receives through experience. This definition could be used ...

The women’s rights are promoted through the female organization, known as the Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID), and whose initial name was Association for Women in Development. The realization of the women’s rights draws its origin in the wake of the 21st century where women stepped forward, to adequately fight for their rights and defend what their territory was. The organization was set to safeguard and even promote the welfare of women by advocating for equity and equality in various fields (Gustafson, para 4). Women play a significant role in the economic, social and even ...

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This paper begins with an introduction that provides a general overview as well as the setting of the play A Doll’s House. It also sets out to provide an analysis of how Ibsen portrays the rights of women through the female characters in his most famous plays, A Doll’s House and Ghosts. The paper begins by evaluating the rights of woman as portrayed through the experiences of the female characters in the Doll’s House. In particular, the primary focus of this part is Nora, who is a central character in the play. Accordingly, the play proceeds ...

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Introduction For decades, the life of a woman on earth was always tough. The woman was subjected to different restrictive laws and requirements by the society that hindered her freedom and other rights, (Winegarten, & McArthur, 2015). The requirements were the polite ways through which the community oppressed women and suppressed their rights and freedoms. During the Seneca Falls women’s right’s convention, it was clearly evident that women were never comfortable with the place the society had placed them. Before 1848, woman was generally treated as subordinate to the man and their roles and rights were always considered ...

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Objectives: This paper seeks to discuss gender equality as one of the most crucial SDGs. It pays particular interest on women empowerment and promotion of women rights. Methods: The paper proposes the conception of an awareness program that targets popular and influential female figure. This is done with an aim to create a strong movement advocating form women rights and gender equality. Findings: It is evident that emphasizing on women right is a viable approach when it comes to promoting gender equality. This is based on the fact that women have been oppressed over a long time as indicated ...

1. What were the causes of revolution in the British colonies of North America in the 18th century; France in the 18th century; and Mexico in the 19th and 20th centuries? The feeling of inadequate representation caused unpopular unrest that led to revolutions in France, America and Mexico. Americans opposed taxation without representation and in France, heavy taxation and king’s incompetence made the people rise up to overthrow the political establishment. In Mexico, oppression of the majority by a clique of powerful elite made the masses take up arms. Desire for equality and freedom informed these revolutions. ...

Women of the Bible

The book Women of the Bible was written by Elizabeth Candy Stanton and a group of other twenty six women and remains an inspirational piece to many people today. It was published back in eighteen ninety five and eighteen ninety eight. Basically, the book is not what it seems and it’s not anything like a new conversion of the Bible with women's viewpoint in mind (Stanton 18). Particularly, it is an anthology of diverse and perceptive early feminist Biblical condemnation. The main aim or objective behind the writing and production of the book was generally to defy the traditional ...