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Feminist Movies That Steal Tips From Various Civil Rights Movements
D'angelo 2022-03-27 09:01:14
"Women's Suffrage" made the feminist movement like the black rights movement, thinking that the issue of women's rights is only a question of the rights and freedoms of a certain nation and a certain class, and a question of "natural human rights" and "all men are created equal". I believe there are some very subtle but crucial differences between the two. Because a policy that prohibits certain rights of people of color has a completely different starting point than a policy that prohibits certain rights of women. The former is a blatant discrimination, while the latter is more of a pragmatic consideration. That is to say, the former is the prejudice itself, and this prejudice can be changed through education or the changes of the times, but the latter is the product of life practice, which spreads in the activity environment of each individual, and is rooted in the seemingly more Skin color is more fateful among the sexes. It can be said that a certain prejudice against women at a certain stage of society is only a small trick and an appearance. The real problem of women is much more complicated and hidden than the so-called human rights issue.
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Emmeline Pankhurst: We do not want to be law breakers. We want to be law makers.
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Inspector Arthur Steed: The fear is, they won't break, Sir. If one of them dies, we'll have blood on our hands and they'll have their martyr.
Benedict Haughton: That must not happen, or Mrs Pankhurst will have won.