What are the rights of women? ENSINUS ETP/INETE


In the early 20th century,  women did not have as many rights as women today. In the old years, the women who worked were in the minority. Still my grandmother, mother of 5, did not work stayed at home to do daily tasks. Also in the minority groups there were women who were dependent and with higher education study. 


Today it is no longer so, most women are already independent. Even so, there are still countries where men have a higher salary than women in the same profession which in my opinion makes no sense at all. 


My mother, for example, is an example of an independent modern woman. She came from Ukraine alone and today she's in the job market, working as a nurse, being able to support me and her. 


Nowadays women can also enlist in the army, which in the past did not happen in anyone's head. 


In conclusion, the modern woman compared to the woman of the early twentieth century has changed a lot.


Miguel Costa

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  1. Anónimo7 de junio de 2022, 1:20

    I think this post is really good because we learn more about how women had to fight hard for the rights they have today and how in some countries theres still no rights.
    I would like to know about sports

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  2. Anónimo7 de junio de 2022, 4:17

    Hi, my name is Claudia, in my opinion this essay is awesome, you have shown some facts that not everyone wants to hear. The women in the history had been very repressed, they thought that we were the weak sex, although it isn't true.

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