Argumentative Essay On Sandra Day O Connor

Sandra day O’Connor did not have had the right to serve on the Supreme Court and sally ride should not have had the right to go into space. These two American women did not have the right to break the “glass ceiling”. Back in the seventies and eighties women would go to school and graduate. Most women would start families and some would go to college, those that went to collage faced hard judgment because they were women. Those women that started families and are house wives are very smart verses the women who did not.
Sandra day O’Connor, started off her career by going to school, but she also started a family, and she was wrong for doing that. She laid all the house work on to her husband. The women should take care of the house and her husband provide for the family. She went to college and graduated as Sandra, attempted to get a job, she was turned down forty times. She was lawyer and no one believed a women could do it, they were right. After she got hired, she was put down often the men she …show more content…
Sally ride never wanted to be a house wife growing up, she wanted to do more. She was wrong for wanting to not be a housewife because the women need to stay home. As an adult she applied to the NASA training program to become an astronaut. Sally, and six other women were accepted into the program. It was very hard on sally physically, because the program was only fit for men. NASA was embarrassed to have women in the training program and prohibited them from talking to the media, NASA was right to do this because no one believed that it was right for women. The training program was harder on the women then on the men, they wanted them to give up and dropout. Sally however, did not give up she faced a lot judgment because she was a women. Sally, became the first women in space, she should not have been because it’s harmful to women more than it is to