Tuesday, February 16, 2016


 Feminism

To start off, do you believe in Sexism or is it feminism that you support? In general “Feminism” also known as “Feminist Movement, Women’s Lib and the Women’s Movement", it is that a Women should be treated as equally as men in all social affairs, whether it’s a political law established or either any minor act in civilization.

“The first Women's Conference in Seneca Falls, United states of America, in 1848”, was one of the first Women’s Movement organisation, to "gain equal opportunities among both genders", involving the following consecutive problems such as , access high level of education, equal salary between both genders , divorce and plenty more inadequate acts.

 I once watched a movie in Cineplex at the Devonshire mall called Suffragette, meaning “a woman seeking the right to vote through organized protest”. A suffragette is a group of women in the nineteenth and twentieth century who were British, known as "WSPU (Women’s Social and Political Unions) whose principal leaders were Emmeline and Christabel Pankhurst.  The movie unveiled" some pretty courageous acts of women protesting against sexism, one of my favorite scenes was the part where a group of unknown women, break windows of working shops made just for men yelling “Women’s should have the same right!!!” or something much like that. They could have been executed, but they were fearlessness to the consequences and faced all possible danger, to earn the same rights as men did.

We must raise both the ceiling and the floor.” 
― Sheryl Sandberg

In their shoes, I would have been furious about such inequality present in that time. You don't have to play masculine to be a strong woman. This quote written by Mary Elizabeth Winsted, in my opinion, is just another reason to stand tall and face any racism or prejudicial sayings about women, think about all those stereotypes out there in our everyday lives.  The following stereotype to me feels like a knife stabbed through my heart “Women don’t need to go to college”, my question to those people is why not?

Learning is for everyone who wants to be independent and do something they love in their lives. In conclusion, why should I depend on my husband's or father's skills and brain when I, female women, have my own intelligence and proficiency?






5 comments:

  1. First off, good job Emily! It seems that you've chosen a topic that you are really quite passionate about and rightly so. You make your opinion very clear throughout your post. I also really enjoy the way you make the subject personal by tying in the personal experience of watching the movie about the Sufragettes. I also like that the picture you chose has a direct link to the subject. I am eager to read your following posts :)

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  2. I would suggest changing the font of the comments section because it is a little difficult to read it.

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  3. Great first post!I think this is a very good topic that should be written/talked about to inform people. Keep up the great work, I look very forward to reading more!!

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  4. Great second post! i really enjoyed reading it. Its a very important subject and I think thats its not talked about enough so im glad that you've chosen this subject. I can't wait to read more, keep up the excellent work:)

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  5. Hey Emily, I really like your first post. I really enjoyed reading it. As you all know, I'm not a girl at all. However I still believe that you are right and that women should have the same rights as guys and be treated equally as us as well. Bye.

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