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Declaration of the Rights of Man By The National Assembly of France
Significantly influenced global democratic and constitutional thought. -
Declaration of the Rights of Woman By Marie Gouze
Was an important piece of writing in the fight for women's rights during the French Revolution. -
Shirley Chisholm's Presidential Announcement Speech by Shirley Chisholm
Shirley Chisholm's Presidential Announcement Speech emphasized inclusivity, social justice, and representation in American politics, challenging the current order symbolizing progress, and establishing a lasting legacy. -
"Ain't I a woman" By Truth
Sojourner Truth highlighted the continuous fight for racial and gender equality, disproved prejudices, and fought for the rights of African Americans and women. -
What to the the slaves, is the 4th of July By Douglass
In his speech "What to the Slave Is the Fourth of July?" Frederick Douglass addressed the immorality of celebrating freedom while slavery was still legal in the United States. -
Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address By Lincoln
In his Second Inaugural Address, Abraham Lincoln set an example for leadership through forgiveness and charity by emphasizing harmony, unity, and healing in the nation after the Civil War. -
Letter to my Nephew By Baldwin
James Baldwin's influential works, including letters and essays, continue to shape discussions on race, identity, and social justice in the United States. -
Testimony before the senate By Steinem
Gloria Steinem, a well-known of social justice and women's rights, will give a speech before the Senate; the topic and timeframe will have an impact on her future chances. -
Women in the Civil Rights Movement By Library of Congress
The Library of Congress ensures that the history and efforts of women who were significant in the Civil Rights Movement are remembered and honored. -
Address to the California Commonwealth club By Chavez
Cesar Chavez's "Address to the Commonwealth Club of California" emphasized farmworker struggles, peaceful protest, workers' rights, and social justice, inspiring various labor movement members. -
Between the world and me By Coates
Ta-Nehisi Coates' book "Between the World and Me" significantly influenced discussions on racial injustice and inequality by examining race, identity, and African American experiences. -
"Harvey Weinstein is my monster too" By Hayek
Salma Hayek's story inspired a bigger movement called "Harvey Weinstein is my monster too" that addresses sexual harassment, encourages responsibility, and supports survivors. -
Tarana Burke: Me Too is a movement, not a moment | TED
The Me Too movement in her TED Talk, highlights its ability to combat sexual harassment, raise awareness, and drive change. -
The True Story of ‘Mrs. America’ By Jeanne Dorin McDowell
Jeanne Dorin McDowell's article "The True Story of 'Mrs. America'" provides historical context for the women's liberation movement and ERA debate in the 1970s, impacting modern gender equality concerns. -
(Almost) 100 Years of the Equal Rights Amendment By Stuff You Missed in History Class
The podcast episode "(Almost) 100 Years of the Equal Rights Amendment" provides a detailed history of the ERA movement, highlighting key figures, arguments, and pivotal events. -
Barbie By Ferrera
Being a woman requires intelligence, beauty, respect, and gratitude. Maintaining health, being a leader, mother, career woman, and sister requires understanding the system and avoiding bad habits. -
The Global Backlash Against Women’s Rights By Susanné Bergsten Senior Coordinator, Women's Rights Division / Song Ah Lee Finberg Fellow, Women's Rights Division
In order to advance gender equality and prevent the global pushback against women's rights, consistent efforts must be made on a global scale to defend and advance overlooked groups' rights as well as the rights of women.