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Women's Rights


Isn't it ironic that the same person responsible for bringing you into this world had to fight years of oppression in order to have a say in your future? Ancient civilizations would create statues-such as the Venus of Willendorf-to honor and represent women. A woman was put to a higher standard,worshipped even, because they are responsible for a miracle-creating life. Forty-two years-the amount of time it took for women to win the right to vote. Now known as the 19th Amendment to the constitution. Susan B. Anthony a leader, an activist, and most importantly a woman. Her name, her thoughts, her actions echo through the feminist of today. She has opened doors of opportunities that would have otherwise been closed.
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