During WWI, women’s involvement also brought the breaking of stereotypes that further initiated gender equality. At first, numerous stereotypes of women were introduced through propaganda posters in society. Propaganda formed in WWI mainly portrayed women as being a delicate symbol, who were in need of protection and had to only help out at home due to their lack of strength. However, when WWII came around women started to break those stereotypes, which in turn amended the start of equal status with men. An example of the female stereotypes of WWI is voiced through a propaganda created by Canada Food Board. “Waste not-Want not. Prepare For Winter. Save Perishable Foods By Preserving Now.” In WWI, propaganda displayed women
