Since Pantea was one of the most successful women rulers and Irdabama was a successful business woman, it proves and shows that it is possible to do it. Reading about different women in during this time and seeing how successful women were, makes me believe that time is repeating itself. Today, women are known to be “bread-winners”, maintain the household, and even have a lot of the roles that men once had. Interestingly enough, men have started to depend on women more to provide and even though it is still not a complete balance, women are starting to become a more substantial role. Seeing Hillary Clinton run for president was and is proof of this theory. A woman has never been president, nor has she been given the opportunity to consider being president. Although some of her campaign did become a bit shallow, as did her opponent, I do believe that she proved that she could be just as good as the men in the country who believe they could fill the role as well. After reading the results and seeing she won the popular vote, makes me believe that eventually we will have a woman president, and as stated before, time will repeat itself. I have enjoyed reading and it makes me want to work hard like the women during this time…
an experienced and qualified woman as president of the United States ("The Changing Role of…
Hillary Clinton was the first lady and the Secretary of State. In 2008 she tried to become a potential candidate for the president of the United States and she lost to former senator Barack Obama because as former senator Obama pointed out to Mrs.Clinton during one of their debates that she would be the type of opponent that Republicans would love to run against due to past political choices and her views on certain subjects. Currently she is campaigning again to become the first female president of the United States and once again another scandal has followed her in her political pursuits. A potential presidential candidate can have their flaws when it comes to their policies and political views on how the country itself should be led. Hillary Clinton is the type of politician who will change her views or stances on certain issues if it will get her the votes that she wants. She has her own agendas and that's to satisfy her wealthy donors who give her the money that she needs for her campaign.…
Thanks to these major advancements in fighting for equal rights for women there are many positions that used to be male dominated, and know female have taken over them such is; managers, supervisors, coordinators, judges, teachers, bankers, doctors, police officers, firefighters, politicians, engineers, and financial specialist etc. The fight will continue in order for women to get equal right as men because we are all humans and deserve to be treated equally and with…
Maybe if the US gets a woman as president everything will work its self-out. Mrs. Clinton is planning to run in the coming election. This seems surreal. The rule of thumb was that you literally could bludgeon your wife as long as the object used to strike was smaller than that of a man's thumb. One of the people many overlook is Annie Oakley. She was a person who stepped out of the normal lady expectation. She was a sharp shooter in the Wild West that became a leader to inspire others. Later on women began to take interest in the government. Women soon wanted the right to vote. In 1883, New Zealand was the first to let women vote. Margaret Brent was the first women to insist on voting. Wyoming soon lead the way for America allowing women the same privileges as men. Americans wanted to prove that they could to the same. After over three hindered years, women were granted the right to…
Clinton has expressed interest in the 2008 U.S. presidential race. No woman has ever been nominated for the Presidency in the American History. She has an established national image that makes her possible candidacy in 2008 a popular and controversial topic among media, internet websites, and the public at large.…
All throughout history women and men have been seen differently. Men have always been seen as strong, smart, tough, and natural leaders. Women have been seen as weak, timid, nurturing, and always following a man’s lead. As you can tell they are very different. Less than 100 years ago women didn’t have rights in America. They weren’t allowed to vote, own property, or pretty much do anything without a man’s approval. The group “ United Society of Believers in Christ second coming” were adovocating for women’s rights a century and a half before women had the right to vote, according to news wise .com.…
Clinton believes that there should be equal opportunity for citizenship in America. She has the stance that allowing people into the country will bring contributions that will strengthen America all around. “Woman's personal health decisions should be made by a woman, her family, and her faith, with the counsel of her doctor. Hillary will fight back against Republican attempts to restrict access to quality, affordable, reproductive health care,” (Women’s). As a woman, Clinton understand the importance of having control over your own body rather than the government. The right to choose what happens is supported by Clinton and that is very important. Many other stances Clinton has on important issues are noteworthy as well, but it doesn’t take a long list to see who the best candidate…
In the 1600’s, when the women's holocaust was in full effect, women were stripped of their basic rights. Their decisions were made by their husbands. Legally woman were men’s property, could not vote, hold office, enter a professional occupation, attend college or gain custody of their children after a divorce (The Women are Angry). Skip forward about 400 years later and now women have gained many more rights and independence. Women can now vote, hold office, have reproductive rights and attend college. In 1981, Sandra Day O’Connor was appointed a Supreme Court Justice. Hillary Clinton, wife of our 42nd President, Bill Clinton, has served as a senator and today she is Secretary of State. Unfortunately, women still fight for equal representation and pay in all fields, from government to science, math, and other professional careers. Women's rights have overcome a lot of challenges but there's more progress to be made.…
As first lady, presidential candidate, and a feminist, Hillary Clinton has been empowering women all over the globe to stand up for the rights they deserve. For many years, Hillary Clinton has traveled and experienced the hardships of women of all background, from different countries. Clinton’s powerful language and encouragement has persuaded females to come together and fight for their rights. Hillary Clinton wants to make women aware of the discrimination they experience from their government, from their bosses, from their husbands, and any person who believes women are less everyday. Clinton as a female presidential candidate is attempting to break the stereotype that only men are capable of being president. During her campaign, she is…
There are no political limits facing women. Women routinely serve as Senators, governors (like Sarah Palin), and cabinet officers. Sarah Palin’s role in American politics is revealing “that there are no positions that women cannot fill.” (Michelle D. Bernard.) Gov. Sarah Palin demonstrated that she was an accomplished politician: she defeated the incumbent governor in her state’s primary and a former governor in general election, while caring for a husband and five children. Palin’s role in American politics is revealing the fact that women can achieve political success and maintain the ideal “soccer mom” role.…
However, till this day women are still extremely underrepresented in politics. According to the Center for American Women and Politics, nationally women make up 19.4 percent of the 535 seats in Congress and 21 percent of the 100 seats in the Senate. In Connecticut, 27.3 percent of women make up the state legislature. This means laws pertaining to women’s rights, like paid maternity leave, are created and implemented by men. That needs to…
I believe that Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton has the better chance of becoming the first woman president of the United States. She is a former First Lady and has had input in the decisions of the Clinton Administration. She worked hand in hand with former President Bill Clinton. She is very smart, a firm believer in her causes such as, helping everyday people, the underprivileged and minorities, etc. Hillary is very outspoken and her voice is heard. She has always believed in advancing the cause civil rights. (Listening to the Media)…
Tory Pereira First Draft Hillary Clinton’s Three Levels of Personality There are three levels of personality that describes each individual’s differences, according to McAdams. The first level consists of decontextualized, general, and relatively non-conditional constructs known as traits (McAdams, 1995, p. 365). The second level is called personal concerns (McAdams, 1995, p. 365). The last and third level is about each person’s own personal identity, Hillary Clinton for instance, is extremely ambitious and work driven.…
Women are no less than to the men, be it in business, politics, entertainment, sports or whatever. Let’s talk about some bold women; it’s a woman who is leading Indian National Congress as its president, Smt Sonia Gandhi who has got the supreme leadership qualities. Smt. Mamta Banerjee, Mayawati, pratibha patil, Meera kumar is some of the most influential name in the Indian Politics.…