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Declaration of Independence
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Declaration of the Rights of Man
This is a document in which determined the fundamental rights and freedom one others. This played a major role in equality and shaping human rights. It was adopted in 1789. -
Declaration of Rights of Woman
This document was all about gender equality. In the document, being given the same rights as men is discussed. The Declaration of Rights of Woman was written by French activist Olympia de Gouges in 1791. -
Seneca Falls Convention
This event was organized by Elizabeth Cody Stanton and Lucretia Mott. The Seneca Falls Convention was the first women's rights convention held in the United States. Around 300 people, both men and woman, attended this event. -
Ain't I A Women
In this speech, she delivers a powerful message about her struggles and the discrimination faced by African American women. This speech remains as a valuable source to fight for equality and gender. -
The Formation of (NAWSA)
This event united many activists and organization together. A major role this event played was, it helped advocate for women's right to vote. Slowly, time after time, the NAWSA helped build a foundation and later the 19th Amendment was passed. -
Women Suffrage Parade
The women suffrage parade was a major part of giving women the right to vote. This event demonstrated a sense of unity because of everyone that marched together to fight for equal voting rights. -
Jeannette Rankin
Jeannette Rankin was the first woman to be elected to congress. She was a powerful advocate for women's suffrage. Jeannette inspired many with her dedication and commitment to equality. -
The 19th Amendment became ratified
The 19th Amendment was ratified on August 18, 1920. This Amendment gave the women the right to vote in the United States. This day marked a very important accomplishment for women. -
Shirley Chisholm
Shirley Chisholm was the first African American woman to be elected to the United States Congress. Her campaign, which took place in 1972, demonstrated her dedication of fighting for equal rights and social justice. -
Testimony Before the Senate
This testimony allows the senate to collect extra information, questions, and to make decisions. The testimony is a part of the legislative process. Overall, this testimony helps ensure diversity when it comes to decision making. -
Harvey Weinstein is My Monster Too
This story talks about the importance to support one another. Specifically survivors of sexual harassment and assault. I believe this story is very important because it shows the bravery of someone that shared their story and experience. -
The Gendered History of Human Computers
This article talks about the history of having women as human computers. Women played a crucial role in many of these subjects, such as, mathematics and physics. Overall this article is demonstrating how woman made a contribution to scientific advancements. -
Me Too is a movement, not a moment
Tarana Burke's story helps encourage survivors of sexual harassment and assault to speak up and break the silence. She talks about the importance of addressing issues like these and wanting to build a safer society. -
38th State to Ratify The Equal Rights Amendment
Virginia was the 38th state of the United States to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment. 38 states is the amount needed in order to add this amendment to the U.S. Constitution. -
The True Story of 'Ms. America'
In this story she talks about fighting for equal rights. She has a debate over the equal rights amendment at a university. -
Barbie
This movie demonstrates gender equality. It also shows how much effort women put in order to be at the same level as men, when meen really even notice. This is a very powerful movie and shows the life of being a women in a different perspective.