Our Century's Greatest Injustice Analysis

In the last portion of semester, we have been discussing local and global issues in the past, present, and future. In class we had a presidential moodel post discussion, we wrote a post about a historical figure, watched a video called “Our Century’s Greatest Injustice”, saw an infographic, and lastly looked up multiple activist groups. In this last portion of the semester it made me realize how difficult it is to be a woman if you do not live in the United states. To start off how the women’s movement started we learned about the three waves, Along with the history in the middle of them. From how women had no right to vote which sound terrible to the 1923 ERA being introduced. Shortly after the post war the Civil Right Movement became known …show more content…
Another concern for our nation include trafficking because of the many countries who choose to neglect not to care for it. Many more girls, little boys, and women will continue to disappear in countries that decided not to follow the law and stop these large tucks who literally get away with it. Although I did learn in class and from the video what we can do to help stop all this with a just a few adjustments. As in a bettering the education for everyone, helping girls deal with their periods, proving uniforms, deworming children, micro financing, and lastly teaching girls to speak up for themselves. These steps for many people living in the U.S. seems easy but unfortunately some countries cannot afford fifty cents to deworm their children and if they were to pay it would only be for their sons. Why not their daughters because girls are finically not worth spending money on. Now it is up to us to start helping and raising our voices by joining activist groups. It is as simple as just talking to others about these issues or even donating as little as thirteen