First Wave Feminism Summary
In 1800th when psychology was established the long trajectory (t)of first-wave feminism was close to its midpoint. In The Unites state, the beginning of first-wave feminist is often marked by the historic Seneca Falls convention of 1848, the first women’s rights convention in America. At this meeting, Elizabeth Cady Stanton drafted and read the Declaration of Sentiments in which she demanded equal right for women, including the right to vote. In the United States, women finally won the right to vote in 1920 with the ratification of the 19th constitution amendment, or suffrage bell
The first-wave feminism was marked by the historic Seneca Falls in 1848, that held the first women's’ right convention. At this meeting Elizabeth Cady Stanton demanded …show more content…
She was a socialist feminine and one of the Chicago fundres of women’s liberation Union. She wrote a paper that became one of the founding document of feminist psychology it was names “kinder, Kirche, Kuch translating from German means Children, Kitchen and …show more content…
It’s outrageous to read that Christine Ledd-Franklin and Whilton Calking completed their work toward their PhD’s but were denied doctoration because they are women. Even Though Ledd-Franklin received her PhD when she moved to Columbia University in New York.
There seems to be more women now days that are in the working filled and attending college compared to men. We became a super women. Our maternity leave in 6 weeks and we are expected to come back to work afterwards, leaving our helpless little ones behind with a family member, if we are lucky or daycare. We have to cook, clean take care of children, all at the same time. While man contributed only if they want to and even then, they received praise for doing a wonderful job. Our job never ends, but despite all of that I would never trade it in the world. Knowing your child, and have a connection with them, without even speak, is priceless. Seeing them growing up to be a teen-agers and helping them to reach for the stars, sometimes trying very hard to get your point across ,is magical and only mother (I think) can relate to
The first-wave feminism was marked by the historic Seneca Falls in 1848, that held the first women's’ right convention. At this meeting Elizabeth Cady Stanton demanded …show more content…
She was a socialist feminine and one of the Chicago fundres of women’s liberation Union. She wrote a paper that became one of the founding document of feminist psychology it was names “kinder, Kirche, Kuch translating from German means Children, Kitchen and …show more content…
It’s outrageous to read that Christine Ledd-Franklin and Whilton Calking completed their work toward their PhD’s but were denied doctoration because they are women. Even Though Ledd-Franklin received her PhD when she moved to Columbia University in New York.
There seems to be more women now days that are in the working filled and attending college compared to men. We became a super women. Our maternity leave in 6 weeks and we are expected to come back to work afterwards, leaving our helpless little ones behind with a family member, if we are lucky or daycare. We have to cook, clean take care of children, all at the same time. While man contributed only if they want to and even then, they received praise for doing a wonderful job. Our job never ends, but despite all of that I would never trade it in the world. Knowing your child, and have a connection with them, without even speak, is priceless. Seeing them growing up to be a teen-agers and helping them to reach for the stars, sometimes trying very hard to get your point across ,is magical and only mother (I think) can relate to