These kind of people are the ones that made us want to pass an equal rights amendment. This amendment was first introduced back when women had the right to vote, and got into congress in 1923. For approximately fifty years this amendment was left buried, until 1971 the media outraged for a liberation movement. Many people wanted and still want a “gender-neutral society in which men and women would be treated exactly the same” and the amendment which states, “equality of rights under the law should not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex” (LA Times, "Gender Equality", 2016). This shows how people should not discriminate somebody based on their gender, and we should let them do what they desire or believe in. For example, in schools, students are expected to follow the code of conduct which it varies on females and males, but their main focus stays in the ladies. Whereas with males it stays on their hair staying short, and their pants not being so low, with the ladies it goes furthermore than their hair and pants. They may not wear certain clothes because it distracts the males from focusing in school, yet many males who attend school take clothes that are appealing to the other sex. In the contrary, people might oppose to these amendments because of the simple act that if this law gets passed people who receive “child-support” or “help from their husbands and they divorce the husband can easily back off and stop helping. Since everybody is created equal” and “many laws that are gender based would be removed such as “social security, sexual assault and protective labor laws will be taken away because of this amendment” ("7 Strongest Pros and Cons of the Equal Rights Amendment", 2015). Although these are very important valid points equal rights are for everybody and this dynasty might continue to arise through the years. Moreover, all the government inequalities should be
These kind of people are the ones that made us want to pass an equal rights amendment. This amendment was first introduced back when women had the right to vote, and got into congress in 1923. For approximately fifty years this amendment was left buried, until 1971 the media outraged for a liberation movement. Many people wanted and still want a “gender-neutral society in which men and women would be treated exactly the same” and the amendment which states, “equality of rights under the law should not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any state on account of sex” (LA Times, "Gender Equality", 2016). This shows how people should not discriminate somebody based on their gender, and we should let them do what they desire or believe in. For example, in schools, students are expected to follow the code of conduct which it varies on females and males, but their main focus stays in the ladies. Whereas with males it stays on their hair staying short, and their pants not being so low, with the ladies it goes furthermore than their hair and pants. They may not wear certain clothes because it distracts the males from focusing in school, yet many males who attend school take clothes that are appealing to the other sex. In the contrary, people might oppose to these amendments because of the simple act that if this law gets passed people who receive “child-support” or “help from their husbands and they divorce the husband can easily back off and stop helping. Since everybody is created equal” and “many laws that are gender based would be removed such as “social security, sexual assault and protective labor laws will be taken away because of this amendment” ("7 Strongest Pros and Cons of the Equal Rights Amendment", 2015). Although these are very important valid points equal rights are for everybody and this dynasty might continue to arise through the years. Moreover, all the government inequalities should be