Discrimination and Woman's Rights
How Discrimination and Woman's Rights changed America
Discrimination
Discrimination in the past in America
- African American were faced with many discrimination from people not from their culture or family
- Discrimination happened when the immigrants came to America from Europe
- They also faced many discrimination when running for president
- There was a lot of discrimination in the 1900 to the 2000
African American drinking at a African only water fountain
percentage showing discrimination against Indian Americans
African Americans going on strike due to discrimination
More information about Discrimination in the past in America
- Racism and ethnic discrimination has been a issue since the colonial era and the slave era
- Martin Luther tried to fight back against discrimination
- Martin Luther did many protest to get his idea across
- He also won the Nobel Prize
- He fought with many people to stop discrimination in the past in America
Martin Luther King, Jr. I Have A Dream Speech
Martin Luther Dream Speech
Discrimination in America Currently
- Today, immigrants are thought to cause trouble in America
- A lot of violence is happening because people are thinking the wrong way with immigrants
- Currently African Americans are being killed just because of their skin color
Discrimination against African Americans
Everyone wants to stop Discrimination
Discrimination in America currently
More information about discrimation in America currently
- Many people in other countries are working in American jobs and many people are against them
- Arizona recently passed a law that force people to carry their documents to show that they are a citizen of America
Discrimination in the world Currently
- Throughout the world many people including in the U.S are facing discrimination against their religion
- Also in the world men are getting more money than woman
- Discrimination is everywhere in the world currently
This show that Discrimination is happening everywhere and other countries are trying to deal with the same thing we are dealing with in America
Different salaries then other races in the world
White races can only come to this beach said the sign in Africa and this is also probably in other countries
Why people might hold prejudice ideas against people they don't even know
- I think people hold prejudice ideas because people just see the first look of people, not actually meet them
- People might also have prejudice ideas against others because they came from another country that they never been too
- Another reason would be that they are not the same race as them.
Many people judge from where someone came from like Africa
People in Africa walking the street
Some people also come from Asia
Woman's Rights
Major events in Woman's rights in history of America between 1900 to 2000
- In 1917, New York granted woman the right to vote
- On January 1, 1977, Jacqueling Means became the first woman to be ordained to the priesthood in the Episcopal church
- In 1961, John Kennedy established the president's commission on the status of woman and he appointed Eleanor Roosevelt as chairwoman
How men are treated differently than woman in America currently
- Woman might get less of the credit than men
- They also might also get less pay then men
- In a meeting woman are interrupted or ignored
More information of how Men are treated differently in America
- Their is a 20 percent pay gap between woman and men in the same line of work
- Many people are trying to get the same money for woman and men for the same work type
How men are treated differently than woman in the world currently
- When woman are at the age between 9 to 16 are forced to marry in Saudi Arabia
- In Saudi Arabia they are not allow to drive
- they are also need to cover their face
- Living in Saudi Arabia is very dangerous for woman
The key person who is famous for fighting for woman's rights in America and in the world currently
- Malala Yousafzai became a leading advocate for woman's rights
- She is big in education and woman's rights
- Judy Goldsmith was the president for the national organization for woman (1982 to 1985)
- Judy Goldsmith leads and share ideas to fight woman's rights
- Shadi Sadr was another woman's rights activist
Malala Yousafzai is fighting for woman's rights
Judy Goldsmith speaking for Woman's right
Shadi Sadr speaking for woman's rights
Discrimination and woman's rights in the novel Make Lemonade
- The author showed a lot of Discrimination and woman's rights in her novel
- At the beginning of the book Jolly said to LaVaugh that she isn't strong but Jolly was basing her idea off of the way she looks
- Jolly losing her job show that she didn't get paid a lot when she was at her last job and this is a good example of woman's rights
How Discrimination and woman's rights affected the novel and the story
- Discrimination and woman's rights changed the story line by someone just saying something will make the character not get a job like Jolly
- Jolly saying LaVaugh doesn't look strong is very mean and very discrimination
Work Cited
Discrimination
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Woman's Rights
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Discrimination and woman's rights in Make Lemonade the novel
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