Half sounds generous.
Women were not “oppressed and excluded” from professions in Western history – if a village could only afford one doctor, it had to be a man, because women got pregnant all the time! Train a woman, and you have no doctor. I can’t believe the nonsense the Left tries to feed us.
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And anytime any of them wanted go fishing in an open boat in the North Atlantic in winter, hand log in BC or work the coal mines of Alberta, they could have. But not until post WW2 white collar job boom did they suddenly become equal. Men didn't keep women down. Reality did.
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"they could have" ??? 5 minutes googling will tell you this is simply not true. Check labour laws by state or country. Your comment about post WW2 also ignores the fact that working class women have always worked, in whatever jobs they were permitted to.
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That’s a cherry-picked example. Why were women barred from attending universities?
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Why is qualified Asians barred from attending universities?
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Hey, just a quick thought, do you think that most places have more than one doctor now and the logic you just displayed doesn’t hold up? Just did some reading, sorry to hear about your perpetual and incurable diarrhea
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Im dealing with it right now as we speak with in my fandom. Its just sad, irritating, frustrating, and annoying. They either ignore or forget history.
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Birth control truly freed women yet we don’t realize how important a discovery it was.
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Let’s replace freedom with choice. Women have a choice now instead if getting pregnant every year.
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Even more they entered university at the time. If a woman was dead set on ignoring normal and decided to live like a monk as most men do, then she was allowed to be treated like (not the same as) a man.
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What if she was a lezzie or baron?
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