All true and so depressing. As grim as things were in the 70s and early 80s, I at least felt that most people felt that women deserved more, that the inequities that women endured were unjust and that thinking people agreed that women deserved equal opportunity. So although there were horrid happenings, there was also hope and you can se…
All true and so depressing. As grim as things were in the 70s and early 80s, I at least felt that most people felt that women deserved more, that the inequities that women endured were unjust and that thinking people agreed that women deserved equal opportunity. So although there were horrid happenings, there was also hope and you can see progress being made. I remember women not needing to have loans co-signed and first being able to get credit cards in their name. The depth of the reactionary pushback against our advances has been brutal. Watching rights go away is so heartbreaking. I truly fear for my kids' futures.
All true and so depressing. As grim as things were in the 70s and early 80s, I at least felt that most people felt that women deserved more, that the inequities that women endured were unjust and that thinking people agreed that women deserved equal opportunity. So although there were horrid happenings, there was also hope and you can see progress being made. I remember women not needing to have loans co-signed and first being able to get credit cards in their name. The depth of the reactionary pushback against our advances has been brutal. Watching rights go away is so heartbreaking. I truly fear for my kids' futures.