Women's Equality

Introduction: Throughout American history, many social conflicts faced America and its people made up the Nation. Social conflicts such as slavery, war, and the misuse of Government power all was part of the struggle of American life. In this case, gender discrimination towards woman was also an issue that America, specifically American women had challenges to overcome. Many of their struggles were on social and political injustices, inequality of their rights, and the lingering role as a domestic housewife. Provided that women were feeling the oppression of gender discrimination, social change was inevitable. Several reform movements had occurred in the late 1800’s to the 19th century. Through the course textbook and scholarly resources, I will be assessing the uphill of challenges that America had to overcome, as well as presenting the key people who had a finger print on ending the isolation of woman.

Thesis Statement: While the traditional role of a woman may have been a better fit for families and the shaping of America, several key people were involved in expanding new opportunities for women and their place in society. The key people who were involved in reshaping the face of woman are the Women's clubs who defended woman’s rights created a drip method that women throughout the Nation started to take action on the injustice of state laws on them. The National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA) was the main organizational supporter for woman's rights also gave a political voice for women. As well as the The National Organization for Women (NOW) who hunted for change and equal opportunities for women.

Topic Sentence: First, several key people were involved in expanding new opportunities for women and their place in society because The National American Woman Suffrage Association (NAWSA) was the main organizational supporter for woman's rights.

Supporting Evidence: “The initial group comprised 28 women from various professional backgrounds who...