It was expected of women to surrender and sacrifice their lives for other members of the
family. What was natural to women in 19 Century? We really do not know argued Mill
because we have all the regulations forbidding women to do what they wish such as
perusing education, carrier and freedom as an individual to have a fulfilling life. Mill
believed everyone should have the right to vote, not letting women to vote was as
ridiculous as not letting men with red hair to vote either. Only if we tried equality, we
would see that there were benefits for women. They would be free of the
unhappiness of being told what to do by men. And there would be benefits for society at
large it would double the mass of mental faculties …show more content…
Fathers, lovers,
husbands, “heads of families”, rulers of church and the governments suffocated women
for generations having self-interest as their preference it was never her story but history.
It was a system created by church and government and then adopted by every little “cell”
so-called family. Patriarchy is an unjust social system that enforced gender roles where
women were in other words just legal slaves at “home”. Over 147 years after “The
Subjection of Women” was written, we are still experiencing contemporary struggles on
large-scale being constantly reminded by the media that we are not beautiful, hot, young
enough, we will never be enough. It is a modern way of enslavement many people don’t
see things that are right in front of their eyes unless they pay attention to them because
they become the normality and so no one questions anything any longer. I hope that in
147 years from now there will be a young woman artist writing about the awful days of
2016 and global beauty propaganda that polluted consciousness of her female heritage.
Time is the answer teaching boys and girls how to respect women might be the key to
family. What was natural to women in 19 Century? We really do not know argued Mill
because we have all the regulations forbidding women to do what they wish such as
perusing education, carrier and freedom as an individual to have a fulfilling life. Mill
believed everyone should have the right to vote, not letting women to vote was as
ridiculous as not letting men with red hair to vote either. Only if we tried equality, we
would see that there were benefits for women. They would be free of the
unhappiness of being told what to do by men. And there would be benefits for society at
large it would double the mass of mental faculties …show more content…
Fathers, lovers,
husbands, “heads of families”, rulers of church and the governments suffocated women
for generations having self-interest as their preference it was never her story but history.
It was a system created by church and government and then adopted by every little “cell”
so-called family. Patriarchy is an unjust social system that enforced gender roles where
women were in other words just legal slaves at “home”. Over 147 years after “The
Subjection of Women” was written, we are still experiencing contemporary struggles on
large-scale being constantly reminded by the media that we are not beautiful, hot, young
enough, we will never be enough. It is a modern way of enslavement many people don’t
see things that are right in front of their eyes unless they pay attention to them because
they become the normality and so no one questions anything any longer. I hope that in
147 years from now there will be a young woman artist writing about the awful days of
2016 and global beauty propaganda that polluted consciousness of her female heritage.
Time is the answer teaching boys and girls how to respect women might be the key to