You believe in achieving gender equality and empowering all women to have equal opportunities, rights, and representation in society.
The Women's Rights political ideology is a broad belief system that advocates for equal rights and opportunities for women in various aspects of society, including politics, economics, personal rights, and social rights. This ideology is rooted in the concept of feminism, which seeks to challenge and change the patriarchal systems and structures that have historically marginalized women.
The history of the Women's Rights movement can be traced back to the late 18th century during the Age of Enlightenment. During this period, thinkers began to question traditional societal…
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@ISIDEWITH12mos12MO
How might your day-to-day life be different if women had led our society for the past century?
@9H8C6HD12mos12MO
I think it would be different because our lives today would be more equal, like in wages. n
@9H8CH4MRepublican12mos12MO
Depending on the abuse of power or not, then i think it would remain the same or even better than how it is now.
@9H8C9W812mos12MO
I honestly couldn't say since we've never had a women in power.
@9H8C6LX12mos12MO
Men would be working and cooking at home while women work outdoors.
@ISIDEWITH12mos12MO
What personal experiences have shaped your views on the importance of women's representation in decision-making positions?
@9H8BRSN12mos12MO
I’m a young woman who has grown up hearing stories about women who try to speak up and advocate for themselves but are shut down by men in positions of power that refuse to even hear what we have to say
@9H8BS9B12mos12MO
Woman’s rights are a very important thing, I feel like everything a man does a woman should also do
@9H8BNCT12mos12MO
Our government is meant to represent the people and so there should be women in our government.
@9H8BXQVProgressive12mos12MO
The personal experiences that have shaped my views on the important of women's representation in decision-making positions are the voting and abortion rights.
@ISIDEWITH11mos11MO
How does the portrayal of women in superhero movies and comics influence your idea of strength?
@9HGKRXB11mos11MO
While I agree that there should be more women portrayed as superheroes, I also believe that we need to show more women in everyday roles. We need to see more working single-mothers, more college students working two jobs that aren't just average 19-year-old white guys, and more representation in general for women of color especially.
@24averdu11mos11MO
it portrays them in a powerful way so more women are more confident to go into roles of power
@9HGKBXF11mos11MO
i find it stupid they try to make women stronger than men
@9HGKQTD11mos11MO
Men would want to control women with their lives and choose if they keep the baby or not.
@ISIDEWITH11mos11MO
Imagine if social media platforms were designed with the aim of promoting gender equality; what would be different?
@9HG93KR11mos11MO
likely a more ridiculous, pandering auto-censorship.
@9HG8WN211mos11MO
I feel that it would be more widespread equality and we wouldn't have even had to work that hard.
@9HG9DLV 11mos11MO
There would be greater public awareness concerning issues of gender equality, and this would assist in the push for a more equal society in general.
More people would be having women's rights and look more into the women's rights
@ISIDEWITH12mos12MO
Would professional sports be viewed differently if female athletes received the same attention and compensation as their male counterparts?
@9H85K8W12mos12MO
Professional sports would definitely be viewed differently if female athletes received the same attention and compensation as their male counterparts. Currently, women's sports receive much less media coverage than men's sports, which leads to less visibility for female athletes and less opportunity for them to gain sponsorship deals and other forms of income. As a result, female athletes are often paid significantly less than male athletes, even when they are performing at the same level. If this disparity were to be addressed and female athletes were given the same opportunities… Read more
@9H86J4Z12mos12MO
Womens sports don't make as much money because they don't draw as many views and money. Mens sports earn more because they are more entertaining.
@9H85PXF12mos12MO
Yes, there would be a lot of hate against it... but I have no opinion in this topic.
@9H85KL912mos12MO
The only thing that would change is the amount of viewership for women's sports. It can't be helped that most women's sports are less interesting than men's sports to most people.
@ISIDEWITH11mos11MO
If history books emphasized women's contributions equally to men's, how might that influence students' ambitions?
@9HGK78CProgressive11mos11MO
It might inspire female students more even if its not by a lot
@9HGKHTS11mos11MO
i feel that we should inspire the next generations of women but no to the point of women being painted in a better light then men
@9HGKJBK11mos11MO
There might be more women in men dominated fields.
@9HHBJZY11mos11MO
I think learning about the history of women’s accomplishments helps inspire the younger generation. I believe women can do great things but I don’t believe we need to squash all men on our way to showing we are equals in ability and intelligence
@ISIDEWITH12mos12MO
Imagine a world where household and childcare duties were shared equally by all genders; how would that impact family life?
@9H86V6DPeace and Freedom12mos12MO
For some families that would work! It depends on the household because some like traditional and others like to change it up.
@9H87KKG12mos12MO
it wouldnt having a family is a mutual agreement and binds the two together meaning the kid is equal responcibility
@9H86TDK12mos12MO
It would make it so that men may be more involved with family life instead of being socially viewed as "babysitters" when they take care of the kids
@9H873W8Peace and Freedom12mos12MO
We would be equal. But women are more experienced with household and childcare. A mothers love his more than a fathers love when it comes to that. There just wouldn't be enough or the right kind of love in a household if we were equal in care.
@ISIDEWITH11mos11MO
In what ways might school sports programs be affected if female teams received equal funding and coaching as male teams?
@9HGKXWQ11mos11MO
Men and women's sports might receive more equal attention
@9HGKRXB11mos11MO
There'd be more diversity, and people would actually be interested in women's sports.
@9HGKQB211mos11MO
The perception of groups contributions would change.
@9HGKXDQ11mos11MO
The sports will become less popular in a way. Let's say they cut funding for men's football people are going to go to the game. People are less likely to go to a women's sports game rather than men.
@ISIDEWITH12mos12MO
How would the stories we grow up with read differently if they primarily featured strong female protagonists?
@9H8CH4MRepublican12mos12MO
i think that the world would see women as being the more dominant/strong gender in comparison to men
@9H8CG6K12mos12MO
Female protagonists are great, and women can be protagonists, however, in these stories men should NOT be shown as pussies because men and women are both equal.
@9H8C9W812mos12MO
We as a society would see women much as equals then we do now.
@9H8CT9G12mos12MO
Women would probably be seen as more capable and taken more seriously and not just emotional people
@ISIDEWITH12mos12MO
If you could create a new subject in school to address gender equality, what would it focus on and why?
@9H8CJWB12mos12MO
It would mainly focus on how we're all human beings. Men and Women both think and act differently but that doesn't mean some actions can or should be justified. People just need to think about others or put themselves in each other's shoes more often.
@9H8CJ87Republican12mos12MO
I would not because this is not relevant for a school subject
@9H8CF8TConstitution12mos12MO
Gender equality but in different way. Women have strengths as do men, they are different and equally as important.
It would focus on the opression and stigma women face. The idea that women are born with different strengths than men is absurd. Everybody is different, however, society prioritizes and prefer those certain strengths that they think men and women have.
@ISIDEWITH12mos12MO
Can you think of ways that traditional gender roles limit both men and women's personal freedoms and choices?
@9H7F3JX12mos12MO
They don't. Traditional gender roles are actually quite freeing. My wife wants to be a homemaker. The left would go after her like crazy for that but it is what she wants. But for some reason, it is frowned upon. Should people not do what they want? It also turns out that untraditional roles for women tend to see them fail.
@9H7F3RC12mos12MO
gender is a social construct created by men, which then effects both, as men hold themselves to an impposiable standard and expect for women to uphold both their standards
@ISIDEWITH11mos11MO
Can you envision a future where jobs aren't gendered and how would that affect career choices for everyone?
@9HGPC3Q11mos11MO
Yes I can envision it, I believe people should get paid more if they do a better job
@9HGPVQW11mos11MO
Jobs should have never been gendered in the first place, limiting jobs based on your sex is just plain stupid.
@9HGP52K11mos11MO
I think that we as a society have made tremendous progress in the terms of women's rights, but I think it will be a long time before we live in a society that isn't as separated.
@ISIDEWITH12mos12MO
What if men were the ones facing restrictions on their reproductive rights instead of women?
@GenX-gdi 12mos12MO
Women have more reproductive freedom today than anytime in history. Abortion on demand should not be considered a “reproductive “ right. Use birth control or be abstinent—be responsible.
@9H7D89BIndependent12mos12MO
I think there would be a lot of different opinions from men and women if the roles were reversed in regards of reproductive rights
@jsimicConstitution2mos2MO
What is a right?
You can only have reproductive rights if they are pursuing reproduction.
If a man has a reproductive right, then he has the right to impregnate any woman he sees.
Therefore, his RR is already restricted.
Ironically, abortion is a restriction on RR because it prevents the woman from reproducing.
@ISIDEWITH10mos10MO
How can stories from women's perspectives enrich the understanding of our history and culture?
@9HTWTPC 10mos10MO
Women already have enough rights, hell they have more rights than a man and can literally accuse any man of sexual harassment, rape ect and get away with it.
@9HTWRFB10mos10MO
Show the other half of humanity and how they view the world as a legitimate way to view rather than a lesser than view.
@ISIDEWITH12mos12MO
In a society that truly values gender equality, what changes would you expect to see in education and career opportunities for girls?
@ISIDEWITH10mos10MO
What would be different about social norms and dating if society didn't assign roles based on gender?
@9J3772XProgressive10mos10MO
People would date more so on personality rather than looks and gender roles.
There would be a lot more equality and women would be able to live on their own without being scared for their lives due to violence or lack of money.
@ISIDEWITH10mos10MO
What kind of innovations might arise from a start-up scene dominated by female entrepreneurs?
@9J37JFL10mos10MO
women and male right and entrepreneurs should have no difference
@ledopmiConstitution 10mos10MO
Why would I expect something different from a female entrepreneur? This is a form of group think, an expectation of everyone who is placed in a particular group to think alike. It's leftist garbage.
@ISIDEWITH11mos11MO
@ISIDEWITH11mos11MO
Why do you think there's less focus on male allies in the women's rights movement, and how important are they?
@9HHBDV611mos11MO
I don't believe that there is less focus. but we should not focus on the sex f the person who is supporting we should focus on the general support of the movement.
There are less males due to them not understanding first hand experience of the situation I say its not their fight and they don't matter too much.
@ISIDEWITH11mos11MO
What would be the impact on society if parental responsibilities were completely shared from day one?
@9HGHZ3N11mos11MO
It would be a huge impact because it can't be one sided of taking care of child/children.
@9HGHV5CLibertarian11mos11MO
The pay gap between men and women would likely be lowered as men could no longer work more while women do more parentuing.
@ISIDEWITH12mos12MO
How do you think the dynamics of relationships would change if both partners had exactly the same opportunities and societal expectations?
@9H8C7K812mos12MO
It shouldn’t change both are human and deserve respect in their, what should be a consensual relationship, and that mean that no one should have different expectations or rights, in a country’s who’s motto is freedom and justice for all
@9H8C4C312mos12MO
Women's Rights are technically already granted they have the same rights as everybody so I really do think the issue is people thinking other people have something they don't have and they want it and not really a rights issue.
@ISIDEWITH10mos10MO
How has a female role model in your life impacted your ambitions or beliefs?
@9J37YVB10mos10MO
My mom has impacted my beliefs because she is a strong and hardworking women who has shown me women are so powerful and can do anything anyone else can. They shouldn't be seen as anything less.
@ISIDEWITH12mos12MO
What kind of messages do media and advertising send about women’s roles, and how do they shape our perceptions?
@9H87MDM12mos12MO
I think certain media and advertising help in different ways. In my opinion when I see ads or media of women doing things that make them feel happy or make them successful it makes me feel that women are strong. For example I think fashion shows or anything that has to due with modeling is very empowering for women as it can make many women feel strong and proud of who they are.
@9H873BD12mos12MO
The media has started to stop showing stereotypical women roles which is important to an equal and nondiscriminatory society.
@ISIDEWITH11mos11MO
How would the expectations for men and boys change in a world where women's achievements are celebrated as the norm?
@9HG6JVQ11mos11MO
MEn wouldnt feel as important and or strong they feel they need to be the ones to take accountibility of any success even tho everyone knows behind every man is a smarter and beautiful woman telling him how to play it
@ISIDEWITH10mos10MO
Why is it crucial for men to engage in discussions about women’s rights and help drive change?
@9J37PC710mos10MO
It makes men more educated on women's rights and issues and causes them to be less ignorant to our suffering and be more empathetic.
@ISIDEWITH11mos11MO
Imagine if news coverage of women focused on intellect and achievements rather than appearance; what would be the benefits?
@9HGKXDQ11mos11MO
People would then gain more respect for them based on their achievements rather than their appearance. This would benefit society in many ways making people judge less based on appearance.
@ISIDEWITH11mos11MO
How might the dynamics of the workplace shift if women’s ideas and leadership styles were universally respected?
@9HGKPY811mos11MO
They may be more equal to people of different sexes or genders
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