Sure enough, Eddis still has to be educated

Oscar 2022-03-21 09:02:44

If you want people to respect the law, you must first make the law worthy of respect. Every time the road to human equality is like a quagmire, it is impossible to take an inch. The scrolling subtitles of women from various countries getting suffrage flashed at the end of the film are silently shocked. The equality of women in New Zealand and Saudi Arabia is more than a century apart. Although the woman who stood up to the horse in order to fight has died nine times, she has never regretted it, and the affirmative action will never end. But the film's finely polished texture halo lost to dullness.

Anibal 2022-03-16 09:01:05

The reforms of various countries have all resulted from bloodshed and sacrifices. The struggle for women to vote and participate in political power is a protracted battle without gunpowder, and a revolution that will continue. The difficulty of women's participation in politics is inseparable from the division of labor between men and women in human society for thousands of years, the fetters of religious concepts, and the old habits of cultural etiquette. However, the progress of human society is the continuous liberation based on freedom, equality, natural human rights, and women. If so, so is homosexuality for people with disabilities