Breaking Down Patriarchy
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What if You Went to Jail for Using Birth Control?
What would you do if you didn’t have access to modern birth control?
In some cultures, birth control has been totally accepted. It’s used to prevent disease, women’s death in childbirth, and the huge psychological and social burden of having more children than you can care for. But in many cultures, religious and government leaders - always led by men - have prohibited the use of birth control.
So today let’s look at the history of birth control in the United States. It’s a fascinating story, and also provides critical context for debates that are still going on today!
- Video Chapters -
0:00 Introduction
1:48 Anthony Comstock
3:03 The Comstock Laws
3:00 The "West Cure"
5:19 Margaret Sanger
7:49 The Woman Rebel
8:55 Planned Parenthood
10:25 The Pill
11:26 Summary & Conclusion
Sources:
Ejaculate Responsibly by Gabrielle Blair
www.plannedparenthood.org/
www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/pill-birth-control-pill/
www.pbs.org/wgbh/americanexperience/features/pill-catholic-church-and-birth-control/
www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2018/08/the-benefits-of-starting-sex-ed-at-age-4/568225/
circulatingnow.nlm.nih.gov/2019/12/05/contraceptive-knowledge-in-the-mid-19th-century-united-states/
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We made a video about the foundations of patriarchy - check it out: th-cam.com/video/LAqVPlS1Q-s/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=BreakingDownPatriarchy
About:
Amy McPhie Allebest is a scholar, historian, writer, and independent podcast host. Allebest began the Breaking Down Patriarchy project during her master’s degree at Stanford University in 2020. Her studies there served as the catalyst for the project and podcast. In addition to the project, Allebest is best known for her viral 2016 Medium article titled “Dear Mormon Man, Tell Me What You Would Do.”
The Breaking Down Patriarchy project uses essential historical texts to better understand the origins of patriarchy and to deconstruct its unjust effects on our minds, relationships, and communities. The project envisions a world in which all human beings are able to flourish and reach their unique potential. We strive to include as many voices as possible, and our work is intersectional and inclusive. We are also firmly committed to the well-being of boys and men, and we enthusiastically and gratefully enlist the help of our non-female allies in creating an egalitarian world where everyone can thrive.
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Written by Amy McPhie Allebest
Videographer and Editor: Ralph Blair
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  • @deadman746
    @deadman746 22 ชั่วโมงที่ผ่านมา

    Given that SCROTUS said in _Jackson_ that all substantive due process decisions should be revisited, including _Griswold_ (1965) which made contraception legal for married couples, I try to avoid using the past tense. Also, this completely belies the idea that they oppose abortion on the ground that they think it is murder. It is obvious that contraception is the most effective way to prevent abortion. But then again, they are completely open about the actual reasons, which are right there on the page in Jeremiah 1 and Psalm 66. But practically every pro-choicer uses way too much rationality and translates this into a different meaning understandable in a rational mindset and ignored the plain text. After trying for decades to improve pro-choice rhetoric, I have pretty much given up. Bella Abzug warned that we needed to codify a right to abortion, but nobody seemed to care enough really to try

  • @meemurthelemur4811
    @meemurthelemur4811 วันที่ผ่านมา

    My mother had her firstborn when she was 20yrs old. She didn't learn what condoms were until ayear later. It was another 8yrs before she was able to buy them on her own. Prior to that, my father had to buy tgem from tge druggist or the barber. She even needed my father's written permission to get her tubes tied. Is it any wonder women who lived through those years are amongst the most vocal about women's rights and the need for women's health care??

  • @ArtLogins
    @ArtLogins วันที่ผ่านมา

    We are the progress.... those who complain are dragging us down

  • @t.h.8475
    @t.h.8475 วันที่ผ่านมา

    My mother remembers her mother sleeping on the couch. Grandma had 9 children and 1 miscarriage. She didn't want to just keep having children. My step grandfathers mother died giving birth to him and his twin brother. Birth control is extremely important.

  • @kennethharrison4847
    @kennethharrison4847 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Margret Singer was a racist bigoted woman. She believed all poor and black Indians, and Mexicans needed to be forced to be sterilized. Especially the poor and blacks. Her words are not mine. As for old laws thank God their not enforced.

  • @oneoflokis
    @oneoflokis วันที่ผ่านมา

    The males wouldn't want to pay the paternity/child support money! (DNA makes that un-wiggleable-out-of now. 😏😏)

  • @wuzittooya
    @wuzittooya วันที่ผ่านมา

    Abortion is healthcare.

  • @Leslie-es5ij
    @Leslie-es5ij วันที่ผ่านมา

    There is a labor shortage in the United States, where do you think that labor is going to come from ? More babies being born, and more imagrents coming over the border. One is the republican solution, the other is the democratic solution !

  • @thegreenrush7365
    @thegreenrush7365 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Saying men need to ejaculate responsibility is such a misandrist statement how about we as humans need to practice safe sex 🤷‍♂️ things like this is what causes the division we see today and honestly it makes me sad 😢

  • @thegreenrush7365
    @thegreenrush7365 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Labeled a lot but what about masculism? Is that ok in your world order of equality?

  • @Shelb13v
    @Shelb13v 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Modern birth control causes women so many problems. Letting Father's be in charge of their houses again is literally the solution to this problem.

  • @thegreenrush7365
    @thegreenrush7365 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Like to see your points but this is insane you can’t just make up your own gods lol I mean u can but 🤷‍♂️

  • @thegreenrush7365
    @thegreenrush7365 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Ya sucks having to have kids the men having to be cut down by swords and raised to die ya seems worst 😂

  • @imhereforthepopcorn
    @imhereforthepopcorn 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    wow cool video!!

  • @diegoyanesholtz212
    @diegoyanesholtz212 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    That is why I hate Pronatalist movement.

  • @diegoyanesholtz212
    @diegoyanesholtz212 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Is the Taliban, but a Christian version of it. I don't understand why women would want to vote for this.

  • @MrChainsawAardvark
    @MrChainsawAardvark 2 วันที่ผ่านมา

    According to the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank calculator - $2000 in 1914 has the modern purchasing value of $62,783.07. Would that fine be leveled against publishing houses printing the material, or against the individuals?

  • @Preciouspink
    @Preciouspink 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I’m trying to wrap my head around the idea that preventing the creation of human beings could be the biggest life-saving measure in history. It seems like many pregnancies today might only happen due to mistakes implementing birth control measures and patriarchy.What would happen to society if we stopped reproducing entirely? Is it possible that poverty, sexual exploitation, birth control failures, and patriarchy are the reasons we even exist in the first place? Could technology be driving population trends? In a future where babies are created in artificial wombs, who would parent the responsibility and raise them? Why would most people even want to take on the difficulties of raising children? Are there discussions happening around these issues, and where can I participate in them?

  • @drrocketman7794
    @drrocketman7794 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    My wife got violently sick during her last pregnancy. She also destroyed her back in a car wreck (not at fault, she was a passenger) in 2011 and carrying 3 boys made it really hard on her back.

  • @midnitelite7210
    @midnitelite7210 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Where are you crazy people getting this? Not one lawmaker has ever said anything about making BC illegal. Now abortion is not BC. Abortion is not healthcare. Abortion is just abortion. It's its own horrific animal.

    • @wyleecoyotee4252
      @wyleecoyotee4252 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Abortion is healthcare in the rest of the first world countries

    • @midnitelite7210
      @midnitelite7210 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@wyleecoyotee4252 There's a lot of lessons we can learn from other country's eff ups if we are smart enough to look at their outcomes and adjust our policies to avoid those. You see, those countries are killing so many indigenous babies that they panicked and started wholesale importing people whose cultures are adverse to the indigenous population. When they should have made quality of life better for the people who built the country. Just look at the UK. They just released a report that shows the immigrant population is a huge drain on resources and they refuse to acclimate. So crime is through the roof. One in three Pakistani men have been arrested for sexual assault in the UK. That is because of the cultural differences. Then you look at countries like Poland, they put their own people first. They do not have those same problems. We don't exist in a vacuum. When women are terminating over a million babies every year, that is going to significantly affect the birth rate. The African American community is in danger of completely disappearing. They only make up about 13% of our population but they have the most abortions. See the problem?

  • @elisebrown5157
    @elisebrown5157 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Hold men accountable for creating children exactly the same as women are held accountable, and you'll see birth control and abortion thoroughly upheld. However, let men think they have the option of being in control of a woman, they'll choose that option. Hopefully we move more toward women being in charge of things politically and legally.

  • @jakelong6860
    @jakelong6860 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I one better wet dreams and masterbation in now illegal.

  • @Elizabeth78946
    @Elizabeth78946 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Women's rights are human rights, but they are always taken away from women. What they do is misogyny, hatred and hostility towards women, where their humanity is denied and their rights and freedom as a normal human being are marginalized and taken away. This is a violation of human rights. Misogyny. Women's rights are human rights, they are the right of every human being and not something for a certain gender or privileges and not points of view. Every human being has the right to go to school, classes and educational courses. Every human being has the right to learn science, arts and sports.. Every human being has the right to freedom of movement and travel.. The house is not the place for women, but the place for men and women to sleep in and live in so that they do not sleep in the open or caves because life has evolved. It is too small to bear all the humanity, mind and creativity of women. Women are human beings with a mind, intelligence and great potential. It is their right and duty to develop and enhance them, not to undermine and eliminate them. It is their right and duty to advance scientifically and professionally in all literary, scientific and artistic fields, to learn science, arts and sports... so that they become scientists, inventors, entrepreneurs, judges, athletes and politicians... and they can be artists and mothers, scientists and mothers, doctors and mothers, politicians and mothers... It is their right and duty to be independent and constantly progress and prosper, not ignorant, limited and dependent. This is their natural right as a human being with a mind, and it is their duty and natural need to develop it, not a reproductive machine and a free slave. This is the right of every human being, man and woman. Women are not housemaids and not slaves of men to be confined to the house and robbed of their most basic human rights. This is a clear denial of their humanity and a violation of their human rights. They want to rob them of their humanity and rights and make them second-class beings who came to life to clean the filth of men and sex, confined in the cage of the house.

  • @DCGreenZone
    @DCGreenZone 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I wish conundrums were illegal.

  • @kennethgambill4751
    @kennethgambill4751 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    You know what else used to be illegal through out history (and still illegal as far as I know in Alabama), sex toys. Phalluses, vibrators, and etc. They have also been used since as far back as ancient Egypt. Some cultures lookd down on enjoyment of sex while others promoted it. Abortions are nothing new historically either and in many cases were not illegal in the US even before Roe vs. Wade was decided. There are valid reasons to be agianst abortion beyond the termination of life. I'm not agianst abortion, I am agianst abortion being used as a casual contraceptive. An overwhemling Majority of Abortion (94%) are preformed to end pregnancies that were the result of consensual sex. As a Father I think it's abhorrent that I have to tell my son to be selective his partners, be responsible with his reproductive health, and to use condoms and other forms of contraceptives to help prevent unwanted pregnancies, while society tells my daughter implictly "have sex with whom ever you want because it's your right as a woman and there's the fail safe called abortion" while also adding implictly, that is okay not to be responsible with her repoductive health because the state or some non profit organization will do it for her. In fact it suggests that Abortion is critical to that health care when in reality it's not. This double standard is grotesque and needs to stop. I'm also agianst the misogyny and misandry laced into the abortion issue that explicitly suggests that it's men, specifically abusive old men who are religious zealots (or using religions as an excuse) only want want to control women's bodies when there are plenty of women agianst the use of Abortion as well. Women who are painted as weak willed, broken, or otherwise forcibly subjugated by the men in their lives. Yet here we are. I'm watching fear mongering and historical distortion as means to defend the use of abortion as a contraceptive even though Prevention is a part of Healthcare. As a result, I'm at a loss why that one key fact is over looked consistently when it comes to reproductive health. You'd think prevention would be spearhead of women's health and womens right. apparently it's not. Nope , it's Sally and Sarah should be able to seduce and have sex with whom ever they wants regardless of the consqueneces it may entail. Life is sacred, and yes women should have the right to decide when and if to become preganant, but that right comes with being slective and responsible with whom you choose to have consensual sex with especially unprotected sex. Unprotected sex resulted in two million new cases of STI and STD's last year. The Risk of being infected with HIV (and later AIDS) still exists. So if people would be more responsible , even during casual sexual encounters the need for treatment of STD's, STI's, and to perform abortions would decrease dramatically. So is asking people, especially in this context women, to be selective and responsible with their reproductive helathcare synomous with taking away womens rights and wanting to control their body? (never mind that women have never had full control of their Body even in the context of Roe vs. wade anyway since that decision left regulation of abortion up to the states, and also states that a womans' right to pursue an abortion WAS NOT UNLIMITED). No it's not. It's asking adults to act like adults and take accountability and responsibility for thier actions by insisting that prevention of unwanted Preganacy be at the forefront of their mind when engaging in intercourse. It asking them to help protect the public while in the privacy of their bedroom or Motel room.

  • @user-ii3vn8tn3q
    @user-ii3vn8tn3q 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Project 2025 will remove funding from foreign countrys that do not comply and follow U.S. policy on female reproductive and LGBTQ care. The U.S. becomes a worldwide American Taliban.

    • @boardtodeath46
      @boardtodeath46 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      I’ve read Project 2025. To be honest it opens the door for power. It could be used for Good or evil, just like advanced weaponry. So far the it was only put out in theory, from a conservative think tank. It is not at all being considered as law. If you had to choose between 2025 or communism, which would you pick?

  • @Lily_of_the_Forest
    @Lily_of_the_Forest 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I don’t understand why preventing conception in the first place is so bad. Growing up in a Pro-Life state, I understand the thoughts against abortion, but why the hate for no conception in the first place?

    • @elisebrown5157
      @elisebrown5157 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      because pro-life has never been about saving babies (if so, there are lots of proven ways to lower the number of abortions and to care for babies already birthed - which are NOT outlawing abortion.) Outlawing abortion has always been about controlling women's bodies. And that control is also about whether or not a woman can get pregnant in the first place (eugenic sterilization and anti-BC laws are two sides of the same coin.)

  • @stvargas69
    @stvargas69 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Theres a lot to unpack here & commenting is not gonna cut it. Contraception & abortion are related but to conflate the 2 is insiting a riot. Be happy you dont live pre1965.

  • @nancycole-auguste6614
    @nancycole-auguste6614 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    They have been poisoning the population since the wars because they discovered it was a way to control people. So naturally the birth rate drops. Now they want to control the womb, and get orphans to control. It's materialistic madness

  • @sukn7091
    @sukn7091 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I live in Montana where men’s rights are more important than women. I’m old enough not to have to worry, but am disgusted that so many women my age have forgotten why we fought so hard for bodily autonomy and seem happy to go back to a misogynistic society.

  • @williamlouie569
    @williamlouie569 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Here we are again have to fight for women reproductive rights! Insanity rules in this world!

  • @collaborisgaming2190
    @collaborisgaming2190 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    12:47 I speculate the Original Division of Labor was a Practical Measure, when people criticized this and asked, by then practicality was entirely Forgotten, or were misunderstood if remembered. The Greek Philosophers Aristotle and Plato mostly brought up Biological Differences as Explanation, Meanwhile Paul, the most Prolific Apostle and Writer of the Bible's New Testament actually took several Angels including Naturalism when citing why some things were mandated. for Example the Wearing of Head coverings, he cited the Nephilim and the desire not to Tempt Angels, to Protect Women from Romans by taken Veils off men and Giving them to Women so that Rape is Minimized (because Hair was a Sexual Organ to the Romans and displaying it was Provacative, covering this up was a display of Modesty, Men who conducted most Pagan Religious services wore Veils to be modest, Paul was essentially making men stop doing it to remove the Pagan Influence and mandated Women to Wear Veils to protect them), and to Compensate men, claim Naturalism, and later amend in the next Paragraph where he Argued this in First Corrinthians that Churches should decide if it's Mandatory citing that Women should see it as an Expression that God sees them at thier Best when they Pray or Prophecy. To Roman Women, this was a Relief, you didn't need to whore yourself to get a Diety's Attention risking thier own Chasity to Men. The West forgets why and even the Context, Abused it the same exact way, and when People question it, they use Paul's least representing Argument of Male Supremacy not only out of Context but also to the Path of Abuse. Protestants did this to Marriage making Christianity worse Represented than say in Orthodoxy who preserved these Reasons in Teaching Patriarchy only earns it's bad rep from Abusers and Bad Faith Actors like any other Government System. Abusers don't take Responsibility and the Bad Faith Actors only want Power. It's Generally respected in most Cultures that those who undergo the most Danger get the most Reward, Power was often used to Pay for Danger. Men's Biological Strength made them more Efficient Hunters, Men also are better at Communicating without Words which also helps for Hunting, the More Complex Brains of Women increases the Senses and Strategization, making Foraging, a long-term less immediately exhausting activity a better fit. If a women made a weapon that made it easier, you Bet a Man would accept it as his own. Ballistic Weave was invented by A Mother for her Son fighting in WW1, she wanted his ammo to be Kept Dry (he was a Trenchgunner, his shells were made of Paper and often didn't work if they got wet if not Jam the Shotgun entirely, a Death Sentence in WW1), after a Struggle between herself, the Army and President Wilson who liked the Idea, her invention of Ballistic Weave changed the conditions of Uniforms in Warfare. As Culture came to idealize and Liberate the unhappiness of life using those points of life, the Practicality became less of a Reason and the Abstract replaced that Pragmatic Sense of Security. instead of Ensuring Survival being the Reason, that Reason evolved to "Tradition" for the Laymen who often practiced it Blindly... that is until a Compelling Argument is made that starts changing things. in other words, things like Sexism didn't Exist until we made it Exist in the name of Bad Faith, Plato and Aristotle Agreed women were Important but couldn't Agree with How. Plato Argued they were a Metric to be considered as a notion of how Good a society is, he didn't care what Women could do, while Aristotle using the Argument of Naturalism argued that for most immediate labor tasks in absence of men, they'll suffice but men are typically better, however this wasn't a Reason to outcast them from a Society. Aristotle advocated for Giving Women the Right of Citizenship because they can produce Male Children who are Citizens by Default, and Demanded Motherhood be Rewarded. Sparta is the Model Feminist State as far as Ancient Greece was Concerned, hell, they probably pioneered the Concept of the Amazons. Women Obsessed with war who only reproduced with men out of the Necessity, the exact same Attitude that Spartan Women were viewed with. Spartan Women could own Property, and even have influence in Politics albeit far less then men who are Trained for war by Deadly Training and are the only Ones expected to Fight. it wasn't Idealism nor Sexism, but the Merit of giving Power to these Men who had most of the Merit Dominated the Mindset of most Societies down to the most Essential Fundamentals. Sons of all Spartan Women no matter the Father's Identity had a Chance to Join Sparta as a Citizen if he wasn't Rejected for Birth Defects. Spartan Fathers could do the Same with non-spartan Women, even the Daughter could be given some Rights if she had the Merit, the Spartans tried to Milk their Small and Ethnically Excluded Population for Merit to keep Practical.

  • @Really-yx8lf
    @Really-yx8lf 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Why are men so obsessed with being in other people’s bedrooms when it has nothing to do with them. Do they know anything about their situation or are willing to help them. Where’s the money.

  • @eb1042
    @eb1042 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    YOU DESCRIBED TRAUMA‼️‼️‼️

  • @crxess
    @crxess 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Wow.......... You start right off B.S.ing people. The average number of people in a U.S. household in 1953 was 3.37: Year .............Average household size 1950..............3.37 1960..............3.33 2021.............3.15 Can we *EVER* get honest conversation?

  • @Roses-lilac
    @Roses-lilac 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    If you want to see a country where not just abortion but all forms of contraception were illegal have a look at Ireland.

    • @wyleecoyotee4252
      @wyleecoyotee4252 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      Irish women got their abortions in England

  • @transplant-f3p
    @transplant-f3p 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    It depends on birth control method. Using devices or medications to prevent pregnancy are no problem. Abortions could be used when a doctor determine health of the mother or unborn infant's health was endangered. But aborting a healthy developing enbryo is not right. You don't murder the unborn infant because it is an inconvenience. Do you think it would be all right for the unborn infant to decide that its host should die ?

    • @kitsunephantom6155
      @kitsunephantom6155 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      If I can refuse to donate a kidney or bone marrow to someone who will die without it, I can refuse to rent out my uterus for a fetus that will die without it. And fetus is the proper term - there's no such thing as an "unborn infant". Words mean things, you know; you'd benefit from picking up a dictionary before running your mouth.

    • @elisebrown5157
      @elisebrown5157 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@kitsunephantom6155 I agree 100%. But whether it's a "fetus," "embryo," or a "baby," no one should be forced to use their body to keep someone else alive. Even corpses can't be forced to donate organs unless the person gave permission while they were alive. It's called bodily autonomy. And most abortions happen very early, when the fetus would not be capable of independent life. Abortions given later term are almost always because of a medical problem. Sometimes that medical problem is that the "unborn infant decide(d) that its host should die." Abortion and birth control are necessary medical care that should be safe, legal, and available - a woman's choice, guided by her doctor and family. The government has no business in our wombs or bedrooms.

    • @kitsunephantom6155
      @kitsunephantom6155 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@elisebrown5157 You put this much more nicely and eloquently than I could have.

    • @elisebrown5157
      @elisebrown5157 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      @@kitsunephantom6155 I thought you were pretty eloquent too.

  • @lorenzodossantos1111
    @lorenzodossantos1111 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    vote for trump and if he wins 20 years from now she will make videos about this is 2035

    • @elisebrown5157
      @elisebrown5157 3 วันที่ผ่านมา

      don't vote for Trump, even as a joke

  • @katme8055
    @katme8055 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Time for women to take over the world

  • @deep_fried_bread
    @deep_fried_bread 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    It's so sad that it takes so long to get the right things done, but I'm glad that we're making progress. Keep working and keep your hope alive

  • @itt2055
    @itt2055 4 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Australian aboriginal women would eat certain berries to induce an abortion, there are also a lot of plants that will also cause an abortion that have been used by indigenous people all over the world for tens of thousands of years. If God doesn't do anything by mistake and everything is part of his plan, then abortions are part of Gods plan. The most dangerous thing a woman can ever do is to get pregnant, the reason why women in western cultures now live longer than men is because of contraception, before it was legal women lived on average shorter lives than men. As a man, I will admit that there is a lot about women that I don't know but I am doing my best to learn as much as possible.

  • @sillylittleboy7791
    @sillylittleboy7791 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Y'all qaeda needs to be dismantled. Extremism linked to no separation of church and state is so dangerous

  • @TeresaWells-y7g
    @TeresaWells-y7g 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    My mother was the youngest of eleven!!!!!!! She had only three!!!!! I do not know whether mom used birth control, but based on my own experience with mom & birth control I highly doubt it.

  • @Elizabeth78946
    @Elizabeth78946 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Thank you so mush, keep going, don't give up 💌

  • @Elizabeth78946
    @Elizabeth78946 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Women's rights are human rights, but they are always taken away from women, what they do is misogyny, hatred and hostility towards women, where their humanity is denied and their rights and freedom as a normal human being are marginalized and taken away. This is a violation of human rights. Misogyny. Women's rights are human rights, they are the right of every human being and not something for a specific gender or privileges and not points of view. Every human being has the right to go to school, classes and educational courses, Every human being has the right to learn science, arts and sports.. Every human being has the right to freedom of movement and travel.. The home is not the place of women, but the place of men and women to spend the night and live in so that they do not spend the night in the open or caves because life has evolved. It is too small to bear all the humanity, mind and creativity of women. Women are human beings with a mind, intelligence and great potential. It is their right and duty to develop and enhance them, not to undermine and eliminate them. It is their right and duty to advance scientifically and professionally in all literary, scientific and artistic fields, to learn science, arts and sports.. so that they become scientists, inventors, entrepreneurs, judges, athletes and politicians... and they can be artists and mothers, scientists and mothers, doctors and mothers, politicians and mothers... It is their right and duty to be independent and constantly progress and prosper, not ignorant, limited and dependent. This is their natural right as a human being with a mind, it is their duty and natural need to develop it, not a reproductive machine and a free slave. This is the right of every human being, man and woman. A woman didnot cime to life to be a free domistic worker or a slave of men to be confined to the house and robbed of her most basic human rights. This is a clear denial of her humanity and a violation of her human rights. They want to rob her of her humanity and rights and make her a second-class being who came to life to clean the filth of men and sex, confined in the cage of the house.

  • @Elizabeth78946
    @Elizabeth78946 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    The house is not a woman's place, but a place for men and women to spend the night and live in so that they do not spend the night in the open or in caves because life has evolved. It is too small to bear all the humanity, mind and creativity of women. Women are human beings with a mind, intelligence and great potential. It is their right and duty to develop and grow them, not to undermine and eliminate them. It is their right and duty to advance scientifically and professionally in all literary, scientific and artistic fields, to learn science, arts and sports... so that they become scientists, inventors, entrepreneurs, judges, athletes and politicians... and they can be artists and mothers, scientists and mothers, doctors and mothers, politicians and mothers... It is their right and duty to be independent and constantly progressing and prospering, not ignorant, illiterate, limited, poor and dependent. This is their natural right as they are human beings with minds, and it is their duty and natural need to develop them, not a reproductive machine and not a domestic servant. This is the right of every human being, man and woman.

  • @LadyPantera57
    @LadyPantera57 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Thank you for making this helpful and informative video. I had known a little about the founder of Planned Parenthood's involvement with eugenics, but didn't know she was unaware of how it would be used racially. I love that she was willing to stand up for what she believed in regardless of the consequences. I hope to be as brave as her someday.

  • @boblonergan7583
    @boblonergan7583 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    You could buy comdons at gas stations when I was growing up.

  • @knails5638
    @knails5638 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    I'm loving your videos!!!💪

  • @XX-le1wn
    @XX-le1wn 5 วันที่ผ่านมา

    Who's going to tell Hobby Lobby?