suffragette, or feminist
This is a semi-documentary film in which British women traded for the right to vote at the cost of the alienation of their loved ones, the contempt of their neighbors, the anger of their superiors, and their countless imprisonments and blood a century ago, by marching, making explosions, breaking glass, etc. .
Women for votes! It's not just a slogan, it's an action for all British women. Women want equal pay for equal work, political rights, and the press to report on their current situation and demands. They are fighting for an era where every little girl born has an equal opportunity with her brother. We do not want to be lawbreakers, we want to be law makers. I would rather be a rebel than a slave.
Women come from every family and are half-humans of the world, and the battle for women's rights may cost lives, but it will be won.
Emily's sacrifice shocked the world and nearly a thousand British women were imprisoned in the battle. But in 1918, certain women over the age of 30 had the right to vote, and a decade later, women had the same right to vote as men. They were warriors and saints, and their struggles radiated the movement of women around the world.
In China, women gained the right to vote in 1949.
Thank you to all the great women who have sacrificed and contributed to women's rights.
In 2020, the sanitary napkin tax incident, frequent wife murder cases, and child abuse cases have once again ignited public debate on women's rights.
And what I want to say is that the struggle of feminism cannot be retreated, it can only be moved forward, and every step forward is bloodshed and sacrifice, but to retreat, it only requires the eloquence, hypocrisy, and warm water of male legislators and men in society as a whole. Killing women's will like boiling frogs, in the name of love and marriage, as wives and mothers, make indestructible shackles, put them on women's heads again, and tell them how women should be, anyway, it's definitely not steel and iron Bone warriors, elites of the upper classes of society, leaders of socialist countries.
Don't be fooled by the media, don't take the statutes that bind women to supremacy, don't be afraid to stand out the window, rather be a rebel than a slave.
No one needs to hide in the tower, sooner or later the building will collapse.
Feminists do not demand money, social status, and prestige from a woman's perspective, but only from a human perspective, seeking equal opportunities, privileges, and security with men.
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