- History: African American Women' Suffrage
For the African American women, some pressing social issues motivated them to join white suffragists. They believed that the freedom to vote would deliver them from slavery to freedom.
- Women Suffrage
The idea of women suffrage has been widely discussed by various people. The debate has been a concern for women for several decades.
- History of Women’s Rights
This paper aims to analyze critically the development of women’s rights and gender in history by evaluating the woman in different time spaces and places.
- Justice and Gender: Sex Discrimination and the Law
This essay will seek to explore topic of sex-based disadvantage by taking an analytical look at how the law reflects, reinforces or challenges this constant pattern of inequality.
- Human Rights and Violation in Islamic Countries
The main hypothesis in this study is that Islam does not have a significant impact on the institution of human rights among other problems.
- The Concept of Feminism
The following is a discussion on why feminists believe that women are oppressed. Moreover, there is an evaluation of the situation of women in Canada.
- Feminist Approaches to Gender and Science Issues
Feminist theorists consider ways in which physical differences between men and women show that women are to be allocated inferior and degrading activities in the field of science.
- Women in the True Islam Perception
In the West, there is a general perception that the Muslim woman is inferior in the eyes of their male counterparts and is seen as male property.
- Feminism Movement and Ideology
Feminism refers to a movement and a set of ideologies aiming at redefining, identifying, and defending the political, economic and social rights of women in society In particular.
- Women’s Suffrage in Egypt and the United States
Most of the women's movements that have come forth to champion the rights of women have faced myriad opposition.
- Western World's View on Muslim Women
Middle East countries view Muslim women in accordance with the Quran. The paper explores stereotype on Muslim women by the western world and compares with that of the Middle East.
- African-American Studies: Black Suffrage in the US
Black Suffrage refers to Blacks’ right to play an active role in the voting exercise. This paper observes black suffrage in the United States of America.
- Women's Rights Movement Impact on Education
The women movement influenced their education throughout its development since 1849. Women got the opportunity to determine their children's education which was the role of men.
- Moral Issues and Rights of Women
Woman's rights are about the right to vote, the right to hold public office, the right to education, the right of religion and the right to serve in the military.
- Differences in Women Based on Race
Up to the end of the twentieth century the role of women in any society was insignificant and women’s rights were often violated.
- History. Women in the Civil Rights Movement
The inspiring example of the women, who made a great contribution to the Civil Rights movement, needs to be remembered and used to promote ideas of equal rights in the future.
- Human Rights From the Perspective of Islam
This paper will examine the human rights from the perspective of Islam and the status of women according to this religion.
- Women’s Reproductive Rights and Accomplished Changes
This essay illustrates the discriminative nature of women’s reproductive rights and how it contributes to inequality.
- Women’s Rights Movements During the Reconstruction Period
The essay argues that the era of Reconstruction was a turning and bursting point in the history of the American women’s suffrage movement.
- Impact of Feminism on Families
Achieving gender equality will help reduce retrogressive practices such a rape, sex trafficking, women's sexual violence, and forced marriages.
- U.S. History: Manifest Destiny Timeline
This paper discusses Eli Whitney’s Cotton Gin, Missouri Compromise, Monroe Doctrine, Jacksonian Democracy, War in Mexico in 1846-1848, and Seneca Falls Convention in 1848-1848.
- Women's Roles and Rights in Colonial America
Different state laws determined women's rights in colonial America, but their legal status was always dependent on their marital status.
- Reform Movements and Women’s Rights
Several reform movements emerged during the antebellum era in an attempt to restructure American society. Women were usually actively involved in the reform movements.
- History of the Abolitionist Movement
The abolitionist movement contrasted itself with the historic roots of the first fighters for freedom in the American nation.
- Evolution of Women’s Rights in 1910-1950
During the period 1910 to 1950, societal and political changes involving female rights were institutionalized and led to the positive development of society striving for equality.
- Women’s Voting Rights From Economic Perspective
Whereas it may appear as something normal for one to be allowed to vote, women were denied the right to do that.
- Women’s Rights Movement’s Historical Background
Throughout the twentieth century, gender roles have shifted multiple times, and as a response to that, the women’s rights movement challenged gender stereotypes.
- Women and the Right to Abortion
The current legal discussions and changes surrounding abortion rights raise one of the most debated topics of who gets to decide whether a woman can have an abortion.
- Feminist Waves and Feminist Theories on Violence Against Women
The paper discusses waves of feminism throughout history. They were marked by widespread participation in feminist politics and activism.
- Aspects of Racism as a Feminist Issue
This paper discusses racism as a feminist issue. Feminism has developed political movements, including those for survival, justice, and innovative love.
- The Nineteenth Amendment: Women's Suffrage
The nineteenth amendment to guarantee women suffrage was introduced in the Senate in 1878, but it took about forty years for it to be adopted.
- Women's Movement in Europe and America
This paper discusses the women's movement in Europe and America during the 19th and 20th centuries, highlights the challenges and issues faced by women.
- Roe v. Wade: Overturning Abortion Rights
The discussion about women’s rights to abortion and the issue of the constitutional support of this right has been relevant for the last several decades.
- Human Rights Violations in Turkey
Regardless of all the possible means of fighting the violation of human rights in Turkey, there are still substantial problems with it.