The First African American Women

Do you believe that there has been moral progress in the past 1000 years of human history? Absolutely! Look at our country we have gone from a country where African American and Asian Americans were property (slaves), also when women weren 't much better to do anything but being a homemaker, and wiping out an entire race of people the Native Americans. In today’s society, we now have a black president which people never had expected. However, women now can vote and are also pretty much-outpacing men in mostly every measurable index. Without due process, a dictator could simply have you killed without sympathy. Life as a whole is appreciated more than it was 1000 years ago.
Slavery in America began when the first African slaves were brought …show more content…
Women in the past were subservient to men. The heredity in most cultures follows the male line of the family. No rules or religion says so, but most male and his family prefer it just like their ancestors. Nevertheless, the ratification of the 19th amendment which gave the right for women to vote and it gave much freedoms for a woman. Even though it also ushered in a new decade of social liberation, but then again even as progress went on women 's rights then were still pathetic compared to the condition of women 's rights today. It 's significant to recall that the women 's rights movement brought women the most fundamental rights. As of today, women have visions and missions to succeed as far as men reach themselves. Women now are braver, and they are entitled to a proper education. Through having, school women don’t doubt themselves and become more confident. Women are no longer swallowed by shadows of men but now it’s the men that are being swallowed. Nevertheless, they are a valuable asset in our society. For example, women like Hillary Clinton and The First Lady are important to the nation because they are very great role models. In being the great role model, you must show great moral, ethical and other traits to make you different than others. In nowadays we could say the women behind a man’s success. The moral theory is that women now have the same rights as anyone, and their moral …show more content…
Also, you have the privilege without allowing you to contest the action through some form of judicial process. The shape of the process and the amount of process that is due depends on the nature of the right or privilege for the individual. The more necessary the right is, the greater the amount of process is required to deny you of it. An example would be criminal law - for the state to deprive you of your liberty they must prove the charges against you in a court of law to an evidentiary standard that is beyond a reasonable doubt. Another example shows immorally actions done by North Korea dictator “North Korea has executed its top education official, Kim Yong Jin, by firing squad.” . This demonstrates how immorally wrong Kim is when trying to decide his evil actions against his people. Kim does not have a due process its either executions are mostly carried out by firing squad, hanging or decapitation in public. How immorally incorrect is it to show performance in front of the audience and how would the citizens of North Korea handle this type of expression in front of the people. Individuals who come from war and have seen someone die they are suffering from PTSD but imagine what the North Koreans are having to deal with psychologically. One of the most blessed principles of the American criminal justice system is that holding that a defendant innocent until proven guilty. For