Women's rights of 1848

Slidkalniņš: 1
Hello there, I would like to ask you what you would think of if women had rights in this day? I would also like to know if you would like to have your own rights as well.
I don't know...
She first spoke with one of her neighbors. One that she knows is already married with a man who has strong opinions about women staying home and only doing housework. The woman seemed confused at the thought, like she never even knew that was an option.
Slidkalniņš: 2
Hi there, I would like to know what you would think of if women had rights in this world? And would you like to have rights as well
Next, Samantha went to another woman who was walking down the street. She asked her what she would think if she had rights and the woman seemed shocked, as if she didn't know she was able to have rights.
Slidkalniņš: 3
Us women should have rights because we are much more capable of doing great things, than just staying at home all day. We need to prove ourselves and change the way this world is currently being handled by just men.
Now, Samantha is finally ready for her speech. Surprisingly many women showed up, ones that she talked to, and ones she hasn't seen before. Little did Samantha know, her speech would spread fast, and encourage or change the hearts of many people, women and men.
Slidkalniņš: 0
Women having rights? I've never thought of that.
We can have rights?! How come I didn't know that?

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